Owww... my leg hurts! I was an idiot and cut it on a piece of glass. I spent from 8:30 to 10:30 last night in the E.R. Six stitches! It was my first time getting stitches and I was really scared. I felt like I was five, not fifteen! I looked like crap, but I got a really old, ugly doctor, so it really didn't matter. Now it hurts, though. Really bad...
Anyway, enough of that. I dyed my hair again, sort of a burdandy-chestnut-purple color. I thought it would look really bad, but I like it. Jenn slept over and she dyed her hair, and I liked the color, so we did mine too. Now we match!
The only other interesting thing I can think of is that I've started taking piano lessons and ballet in addition to voice and chamber choir. I love it!
I'll just keep swimming down, down, down. There's no point in trying to reach dry ground, I'm drowned.
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Monday, July 16, 2007
A Random Update
So, life has been busy but boring. It's kinda random...
I babysit 4-month-old Kate Adamo every Thursday afternoon, and I've been helping the Younts with the twins a little bit, and occasionally I get a call to babysit my Jilly and Josiah, but they're pretty much my only clients. My days are still busy, however, between ballet, chamber choir, voice and hopefully piano lessons, and cleaning (of course). We're trying to redo our storage space and make it a walk-in-closet, and I've pretty been heading the whole project.
I found so many letters and cards from random people it's not funny. The one day I just sat there with an old Huggies box full of cards that Ann Stover wrote from Florida, or Nicholynn or Megan or Grammy Pat. I never really realized exactly how much I was loved until I went through that box.
Pastor Krell's sermon was on love yesterday, and I really felt like God spoke to me. He used a few quotes, like this one by Mohamed Gandhi: "I like your Christ, just not your Christians." I don't know where we went wrong, but I swear we are the worst hypocrites out of any religion, and we're supposed to be representing God. But people aren't seeing God, they're seeing selfish humanity. He used 1 Corinthians 13, which I'd never really read before. Now that whole page of my bible is covered with notes...
Sorry for the sermon. One more thing. The boys wanted me to link to their (and my) "superhero site." Believe me, it was not my idea... for the most part. www.jayteersupes.blogspot.com
I babysit 4-month-old Kate Adamo every Thursday afternoon, and I've been helping the Younts with the twins a little bit, and occasionally I get a call to babysit my Jilly and Josiah, but they're pretty much my only clients. My days are still busy, however, between ballet, chamber choir, voice and hopefully piano lessons, and cleaning (of course). We're trying to redo our storage space and make it a walk-in-closet, and I've pretty been heading the whole project.
I found so many letters and cards from random people it's not funny. The one day I just sat there with an old Huggies box full of cards that Ann Stover wrote from Florida, or Nicholynn or Megan or Grammy Pat. I never really realized exactly how much I was loved until I went through that box.
Pastor Krell's sermon was on love yesterday, and I really felt like God spoke to me. He used a few quotes, like this one by Mohamed Gandhi: "I like your Christ, just not your Christians." I don't know where we went wrong, but I swear we are the worst hypocrites out of any religion, and we're supposed to be representing God. But people aren't seeing God, they're seeing selfish humanity. He used 1 Corinthians 13, which I'd never really read before. Now that whole page of my bible is covered with notes...
Sorry for the sermon. One more thing. The boys wanted me to link to their (and my) "superhero site." Believe me, it was not my idea... for the most part. www.jayteersupes.blogspot.com
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