Brain Work

     As I sit in the library, I think back to when I was a freshman in college. Everything was so new. My friends were new, my schedule was new, my surroundings were new, my life became new. Now as I sit in the same library at the same table, the things that were once new became normal, and what has become normal has become another chapter in my life. There are five more weeks until Christmas break. That means there are five more weeks of this semester. WOW! I can't believe it.
     Day before yesterday, as my post said before, everything just worked out. I did laundry, scheduled an appointment for my mom's car to get the oil changed, had my new pastor replace my brake light, and was able to have two study sessions for different classes done. Those days are rare, but I am learning that more days would happen that way if I didn't worry so much about what is to come. I am guilty for over planning, stressing, and worrying every. single. day :)
     This weekend I am traveling to my Aunt and Uncle's home (remember when I was spoiled with brownies and milk before bed?). It is always such a relaxing time when I visit them, so I am really looking forward to it. Before I have my vacation weekend, I have three tests to overcome; two tomorrow, and one Friday. Vacations are just coming very soon! Thanksgiving break is November 22-25, the BSU indoor meet is the following weekend of November 30-December 1 where I will be running the 60, 200, and 4x400, and then two weeks later I have Christmas break starting on December 14 (I think those are the right dates). Time is going by so fast. I feel like that is the one thing I say the most (other than I love you...you can't ever say that enough!), but it is completely true.
     So as I sit in the library, I wonder what is to come. But to keep myself from over planning, stressing, and worrying about everything I wonder about, I enjoy the time that I have been blessed with.

Here is one of my new favorite Bible verses (I also found a cool website so I can actually stay faithful to my new year's resolution and read my entire Bible!):

"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, and I have remained faithful." 2 Timothy 4:7

P.S. I see Kelsey in a couple of weeks!! :)

Kelsey and I competing at the fair in 2008 :)