My list of things to do I the coming months:
1) Get a new job - check
2) Figure out my new Ipod Nano I got for Christmas - check
3) Watch the 3rd Season of LOST before I leave for Israel/Palestine - working on it
4) Pray often and live freely - working on it
5) Have Fun - check and check
6) Go on new Adventures often - check
7) Wake up every morning excited for a new day - ?
8) Always be thankful for the wonderful people in my life - check, check, and check
9) Actually have the ability to save some money - this will start happening after my trip
10) Pay off all credit card debt accrued in last six months - see answer to #'s 1 & 9
2008 is starting off strong!!! Love you all!!!
This blog is an attempt to make sense of the many thoughts and ideas that run through my head on a daily basis. You will find my thoughts on being a historian, a stay-at-home mom, being in a clergy family and more.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Re-evaluation Part II
I spent New Year's Eve with two close friends from High School. Michelle made us all dinner and then we watched a movie before her fiances' obnoxious friends came over and then I decided to leave, only of course after watching the ball drop. I decided, hoping that my brother would be around New Year's Day to hang out a bit, to head down to my parents house. I got there around 12:45 and Ralph was home, in his room watching the first season of Arrested Development on DVD. Ended up staying up talking to him for a while and went to bed thinking that 2008 was going to be a good year for us both. Hey, it sure as hell can't get any worse; it can only get better from here.
Thank God 2007 is over. I had some really great times and of course there were terrible times, when I felt like giving up completely. There were several deaths of family and friends: my friend Katherine Olson, my uncle Jim (mom and I called him Jim-Bob behind his back. He was kind of an asshole), a fellow high school graduate Nick Zidalhack, and all in a short period of time. The month of October was very rough.
Great times were had throughout the year. I graduated from Luther Seminary at the end of May with my Master's degree in Christian History. I made some wonderful lifelong friendships and continued to grow in my relationships with long-time friends and with my family members. Many a day was spent at the lake sunbathing and swimming. Many a days were spent traversing all over Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Both good times and bad. But that's life, it's full of the good, the bad, and the ugly. I made it through another year, we all did and we should be thankful for that. Now bring on 2008, because seriously it can only get better from here!!!
Thank God 2007 is over. I had some really great times and of course there were terrible times, when I felt like giving up completely. There were several deaths of family and friends: my friend Katherine Olson, my uncle Jim (mom and I called him Jim-Bob behind his back. He was kind of an asshole), a fellow high school graduate Nick Zidalhack, and all in a short period of time. The month of October was very rough.
Great times were had throughout the year. I graduated from Luther Seminary at the end of May with my Master's degree in Christian History. I made some wonderful lifelong friendships and continued to grow in my relationships with long-time friends and with my family members. Many a day was spent at the lake sunbathing and swimming. Many a days were spent traversing all over Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Both good times and bad. But that's life, it's full of the good, the bad, and the ugly. I made it through another year, we all did and we should be thankful for that. Now bring on 2008, because seriously it can only get better from here!!!
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