Snow Day!

FOR TODAY
(February 22, 2010)

Outside my window... it is cold, and there is snow...about 6 inches.

I am thinking... that even though the end is near I still have a lot of work of to do to get there.
 
I am thankful for... Good friends. The ones that understand you well, no matter what mood or how long it has been since you've talked.

From the kitchen... Caf lunches Tuesday - Thursday: it is nice to not be burdened by getting them together myself; I bought ground beef today with the intention of making cheeseburgers. I also bought frozen fish sticks for my Friday lunches :-).

I am wearing... Jeans and a Youth Group T-Shirt (High Five For Jesus) - it's Tie-Dye.

I am creating... more lesson plans and study guides for my Theology comps. The former has gotten somewhat boring, and the latter is quite the endeavor.

I am going... to bed as soon as I get more work done. Then back to school tomorrow!

I am reading... the teacher's edition of the text books for each subject in 3rd grade. My theology notes and text books for 4 classes. For Lent: The Power of the Cross: Applying the Passion of Christ to Your Life by Michael Dubruiel - so far, this has been a great Lenten devotional.

I am hoping... that my future is bright and filled with God's blessings and love.

I am hearing... my roommate choosing her teaching outfit for tomorrow.  That voice inside of me that still hasn't quite calmed down.

Around the apartment...We had a visitor all weekend who got snowed in yesterday.  She was able to leave today. Right now it is nice to have things slowly returning to "normal."

One of my favorite things... talking with theology professors. Talking about theology in general really. Dialogue with people who have more knowledge more specifically. (It's something I don't get enough of these days being "Miss. Hunter" and all...)

A few plans for the rest of the week: I know that I saw peace around here somewhere...I must find it again...and quickly (that's an adverb you know - modifying the verb "find" by telling me how)

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