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one day...

...I hope things will slow down. Today I got the feeling like the world was going to cave in soon. It feels a bit better now, but this next month is going to be crazy. I'm moving this weekend. Finishing school in 20 days. Getting married in 30!! These are all good things, but overwhelming when you put them all together. Here's a brief glimpse into what's been going on in my life...

Buying: things for the apartment
Considering: how the move this weekend will go and how long it will actually take
Cooking: lucky if I have time for this! I did cook Thai pizza w/ my roommate on Monday though.
Eating: Happy Noodle
Googleing: hum, haven't done much of this lately!
Learning: that I have so very much to learn about life
Listening: to the German song, Ich bin bei dir (I am with you) - it helps me calm down and remember who is on my side and carrying me through it all!
Loving: unexpected family time and the thought of having the whole family together in just a few short weeks!
Planning: a wedding, duh! :)
Reading: my Bible, emails, not much else these days
Watching: trying to catch up on TV shows I like, there's not much time though!
Wearing: sweaters again! Winter has come back ... sigh ...
Wishing: that summer and warm weather and sun were here.
Thankful: to be blessed with so very much!
Writing: not really much here, unless you count guest lists and correcting work from the kids.
Hoping: I finish the school year well.

Sorry that I have been so bad at this lately. I hope you understand and that this helps give you a brief glimpse of what's happening in my life.

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  1. I like your new background, Lelly. And I enjoyed reading your post; it gives a good glimpse into all that you are up to! Things will slow down...eventually... Hang in there!
    Love ya, Laura

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