"A drink of hope comes from Love."
I love this qoute.
The truth in it sparkles like diamonds
in a world with too much gravel.
Dad and I love you soooo much!
friendship is where the heart is
Hi!!!!
Rebekah and I are having our own quiet little party here at 1:34am. ( I'm online, she's watching a Seinfeld DVD. ) Everyone else, including Joel, Sarah, and their kiddos, konked. Looking forward to your first post from Nanny's.
Hola!
I woke up today really late today: 11:53am. I stayed up Sunday night till almost 4am writing a paper, and my body totally revolted on me this morning when I tried to get up. I slept through chapel because I have enough chapel credits, and I slept through microbiology because I knew I could and wouldn't do any worse on the final by missing this morning. All I have to do is study the notes he gives us on each chapter. My room is a wreck, and the floor has shavings all over it, because my rabbit Isolde kicks them out as she runs around her cage. Even if I vacuumed every day she'd still kick them out. They're on my bed too because when I let her run around on it they stick to her long fur on her belly and on her fluffy, dainty white feet and come off as she runs and hops around, and burrows under the covers. Last night it was kinda cute though because I was letting her run around on my bed and she came over and flopped herself down in the crook of my arm under my neck (I was laying sideways) and we both literally feel asleep for about fifteen minutes. I think she's probably one of the most affectionate rabbits in the world, and I just love when she cuddles up with me and licks me. She also follows me around and lays on my feet if I am sitting at my desk. Let me just say this, if you ever think about getting a rabbit, go to a local shelter and adopt one, but make sure you play with it for about 20 minutes first to see a little of it's temperment. Isolde came right up to me, hopped on and off my lap, and even licked my cheek the first time we met. It was love. There are tons of sweet bunnies waiting for a home at local shelters, but getting one should not be on a whim or just because you think they're adorable (even though they are). And do not breed them on a whim either, because guess where most of those babies end up? At pet stores, sold to mother with kids who bug for a bunny but can't take care of it. I only say this because it was just so sad to see sooo many abandoned rabbits there. If my parents would let me I would have way too many animals. I would go to the shelters and adopt them all!! No just kidding, but I honestly think when I have my own place I will own a lot of animals. Listen to me, I sound like an animal rights advocate. I guess I am though.
I have a lot to do before next week, but inside I look around, at myself, at my room, at the schoolwork that I have to do, and I feel like I have already given up. I like organization, and when I feel like my life isn't organized, which it isn't right now, I feel like I am out of control. I haven't played my harp in months, either, I have been meaning to bring it home from Nanny's since I moved back home in late October, but I haven't yet. Well, today I am determined to start "cleaning," because Christmas is coming, not to mention the rest of life.