Current Music: Flyleaf
I have been a wreck lately. I'm finally gaining some of my joy/self/sanity back, though. I'm currently tyring to rid myself of Plato's Closet. Blindly trying to find a job in this economy with the holiday season quickly approaching is very stressful. Combine that with about a thousand other stresses that i really dont care to get into right now...and you get a very depressed/lost/crazy Megan.
I've been really strong in the Lord lately...but i had myself a nice little slip-up this weekend. Not a terrible one, but one that shouldn't have happened, regardless. I was reminded of this by a lovely text this morning...sent last night at around 11:30pm: "Hey make-out friend!! :) What are you doing?!"..............................................................Yeah, i dont think so.
So i went to my gparents house on Sunday to carve pumpkins and have lunch with my family. Its a yearly tradition and im really glad that i made a point to go. It pissed everyone off at the PCloset that i took off, but who cares? While i was there my mom surprised me by taking me to get a frame to accent my certificate from Blinn College that i didnt even know i received. Apparently i have been nominated Who's Who for Blinn. Prettyyyy cool, i have to say. But it made me a little sad. I know i could be doing so much more academically than i am. I could be in organizations, be in a leadership role...but i feel like i dont have the time. Another thing that made me a little sad.....i dont really see myself as a mother--maybe ever. With the diabetes comes sooo many freaking complications that i'd much rather adopt or not have kids at all. Or at least thats my overall mindset right now. However, i pushed a 5 year old boy in a swing and listened to him giggle yesterday and it sort of hit a soft spot. I'm good with kids. I love kids. Who knows..who knows..
Again in class today...another reason for a little sadness...a guy did his tribute speech on his great grandfather. He said that his favorite quality of his gpaws was the way he loved his wife. He said that his gpaw was never ashamed to say it, never ashamed to show it. That a month before he passed away he wrote his wife a letter...thanking her for loving him, making him a better man, a better christain.... And as i listened to this guy read this letter i'm so so very envious. I want a christain guy. I want to be loved the way on a christain man can love. So i guess the conclusion that i've come to after this week...is that im ready to grow up. Grow up academically. Grow up spiritually. Grow up in my relationships. With that said...here are pictures of the pumpkin i carved on Sunday. (Reminder: Blaire is the name Emily and I gave to our apartment)  |