Twists and Turns

I never really knew living with someone could be so hard.



I also never knew that you had a right to be angry at someone for doing something that you never mentioned would bother you.


I also never knew that telling someone you're allergic to cats would be something you would say AFTER living with a cat for two weeks.

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I didn't ask for any of this.


My world has been thrown for too many loops lately and I'm not sure that I am ready for another one.

Some would say that having a friend die, having your car stop working, failing your first college test, and having a strained back muscle for three weeks are...uncommon occurrences. However, these have become everyday activities for me lately...

and it sucks.

I've also been given the pleasure of having a twenty-one hour schedule for the Spring semester of my SENIOR YEAR of college!





Everything happens for a reason.

Even if I've yet to actually find out what that reason is.

Utah, Lumbar, and Jesus...

So. Here it is. The first of many.

Or few.

Depending on what kind of time I have for procrastination these days.


What happened? Fall Break happened. I did not fall, but I did break. I never knew something as simple as putting a glass of water on the floor would amount to the pain and suffering known as a "Lumbar Strain." Ah, whatever. It'll be fine in a few days.

Besides I didn't let it ruin my Fall Break.


I had my first Fall Break at home this past weekend, and I must say I've never felt more refreshed...except for the back thing. I actually took advantage of that word..."Break"...and I'm totally ok with that.

The NoDa (or arts) District of Charlotte has quickly become my new favorite place with its Indy rockers and dive bars and Utah Greens. If you haven't heard of her...you need to.

If you stuck Jewel in the mountains for 15 years and told her to write an album about it...chances are that album would not be written by Jewel, but by Utah Green.



In other news, I got my fill of Jesus this weekend and I'm not sad about it. It came in the form of a church dedication dinner, fellowship with old friends, and the new RETURN Worship cd. (Yet again another album I would recommend for any of you church-goers out there.)



I think the many ways God manifests himself are so interesting and unique and wonderful.

Just a thought.



I think that's all I've got. Darvocet and Skelaxin just seem to take the words right out of your mouth, don't they?