Ecclesiastes 3:1

"There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven..."

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Charts

Charts Charts Charts and MORE Charts.

Curriculum is pretty much what I do these days. *sigh*

JUST got home after being gone for 15 hours. LONG day to say the least.


Thankful for my wonderful support system. <3


Another day with my 3rd graders tomorrow....and so it begins...:)

Monday, September 27, 2010

Busy! Busy! Busy!

The title of this post VERY  accurately represents the last 2 months!

Between curriculum, my other 5 classes, practicums, Bible Study, tutoring, babysitting, and having what little social life I am able; life is BUSY!

Throughout all the business, however, I am and have been so blessed by so many people and circumstances:

My wonderful family has come to visit and stuffed me with more food then is good for me. No complaints. :)

My amazing boyfriend always makes me smile and is so good at helping me calm down when I get overwhelmed.

My incredible friends always know just what to say or how to distract me from work  at juuuust the right time.

But most of all, my wonderful Savior has provided me with all the strength, patience, and perseverance that I have needed to not only get through but face each day with His love and carry out His plan.

The weekend was LOTS of fun! Friday mom came down and we had a girls night! La caretta for dinner and Say yes to the dress all night! Saturday was Char's birthday! Made him some cake, birthday dinner with friends and a movie after! Loved it! Sunday we had a great lunch for Char, hit up the Jcrew warehouse sale, and had a delicious dinner followed by a homework date at the clab :) GREAT weekend. Can I have it back please?

OHHHH MONDAY...

On this rainy day aaaaaall I want to do is crawl in bed with some hot cider and read. Read ALL day. That would be fabulous! However, I am sitting in the education hall, without cider and soggy shoes. (gross) But I am determined to have a great day! :) The boys are coming over for the Packers game and I'm going to bake. Sounds like a good day to me!

Looking forward to the grilled cheese and tomoatoe soup dinner with Char tonight! :)

Well here goes the rest of today....and so it begins....:)

(please excuse any spelling errors...long night last night...little sleep)

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Patience and Perseverance

Is it really only Wednesday?....well technically it is Thursday, although the business that is Thursday has not yet begun.




Patience-most definitely the word of the day for Tuesday. An hour wait for a TB Test followed by an hour and 45 minute wait for a parking decal...enough said.



Perseverance-Curriculum began today. A whole semesters worth of assignments dumped in the laps of students unaware of just how daunting these tasks will truly be. Thank goodness for my wonderful curriculum partner Kylie! Best of friends since freshman year and about to tackle probably the most challenging project of our academic careers to date!

Colossians 1:1:17 comes to mind..."He is before ALL things and in Him ALL things hold together." He has a plan and He will provide everything I need. :)



I finally picked up the devotional by Dr. Jones. Tears filled my eyes as I read the first several pages while waiting in line at the bookstore on campus. I'm sure looks were shot in my direction but I could not help but imagine the pain she went through as she revealed details of a childhood filled with fear and brokenness. She truly is a beautiful picture of perseverance.

Tomorrow, another day. A day I am so thankful for, ups and downs, smiles and tears....every day is a blessing.

And so it begins...

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Senior Year...already?

Just yesterday I feel like I was sitting in my very first dorm room terrified that college would be the WORST experience of my life. Little did I know what the Lord had in store for me. :)

My last first day of school was as hectic as to be expected. With new classes, new professors, and all the excitement of seeing friends, needless to say it was an eventful day.

Despite the level of exhaustion, what a blessing it is to attend Liberty. Never in my life did I imagine the support, dedication, and true interest in even the minor details of my life that I receive from the faculty at LU. Seeing old professors and meeting new ones really is a blessing.

And at the end of the day, getting a fantastic dinner with my wonderful boyfriend was the perfect way to end the day. :)

All in all it was a great day and i very much look forward to senior year!
And so it begins...:)