You may have read this on MySpace but I'm trying something different...so here goes:
It's been a while since I've written anything. Not because I haven't had anything to say but I haven't been really trippin' on upkeep for my blog. It wasn't that important. I've had so much going on, 2 jobs, my daddy, my life and it's not been so important to put my thoughts in a blog. I have noticed that for whatever reason more people are reading my blogs...don't know why but hey. Maybe now I'll have something decent to say.
So I have been addicted to Facebook. I know I shouldn't say that (especially on MySpace) but hey, it is what it is. I spend a decent amount of time taking the movie quizes on Flixter - which are pretty entertaining I must say. That what I do and how I spend some time.
I've been praying more, ever since my daddy's heart attack. This whole thing with him has been a tremendous process and truly a test of my patience. When it comes to my daddy (yes I am 28 and I still call my daddy, Daddy), I have the patience of a 2 year old (or more specifically my 3 1/2 year old neice). I want it now! I've gotten better since he's been in the hospital but it's a challenge. I am truly what a Daddy's Little Girl is. I talk to him everyday, asking him the same silly questions, "What are you doing? What's for Lunch?" Mind you I live at home with my parents and will have these conversations like I don't see them everyday. But that's how I do with my daddy. I'm prayin' for him, being the Vice President of his fan club (it's only right that my mom is President), going to see him as often as I can but still trying to maintain my life (two jobs, personal projects, personal problems and all that jazz). I've been through to much....
People still find time to get on my good black nerves. But as long as it's there and they're there then it's gravy.
I recently raised money for Breast Cancer Awareness month and I'm proud about that. I was happy to be involved. I'm even happier that my co-workers indulged me and let me put pink "ribbons" on the hands for those who didn't wear pink October 26th. It was pretty good and I am very pleased about how it unfolded. I'm happy to say that it will be a tradition that I continue in the years to come.
It's interesting how people get involved in projects and causes only AFTER they've affected them directly. I know that I'm guilty of it but I also know that I am not a bad person because of it. In some cases it doesn't matter why you get involved, just be involved.
I'm inspired to make changes in my life and in my community. I have projects and things that I am working on and I have more than enough things to keep me busy.
I'm still trying to iron out things for my 10 year High School reunion. Why am I doing it and not my senior class officers? We won't go there. One way or the other I am really ready for 2007 to be over. I will make best of the days that I have left in the year and in my life. I'll keep doing what I have to do.
Maybe I'll get better at posting these things, or maybe not. One way or the other you're still gonna love me.
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