How not to cheer up your sister when no one shows up for the church activity she has planned:
"You plan too many activities, anyway."
I'll go cry in my room now. It is definitely time to rethink my approach.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
On Your Porch
I forgot how much I love sitting around a guitar and harmonizing. I'm trying to talk someone into doing an open mic night with me at Broad Street Cafe. Probably in November. I'll let you know if we end up doing it.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Don't count it out yet
They like me. They really like me! Everything is still up in the air at work, but I have now gone from having very little choice to a wide range of choices. Blessings come in mysterious ways, my friends. Very, very mysterious.
Friday, October 8, 2010
At peace
I thought I was supposed to take it. Turns out, I wasn't. I was ready to say yes. I haven't really been happy since deciding it, and a million things have come up to make it a horrible decision. Luckily, the Lord is looking out for me, and today, I feel like a new person. I may be able to handle my life. . . (knock on wood).
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Melt my heart to stone
I've been addicted to Adele lately. The Pandora station I set up with she and Amy MacDonald just makes me happy. Sigh. . .
Adele:
Chasing Pavements (I love the dance sequences--gorgeous!)
Hometown Glory
Cold Shoulder
Her cover of Sam Cooke's That's It I Quit, I'm movin' on.
Amy:
Love Love
Mr. Rock and Roll
L.A.
Enjoy!
Adele:
Chasing Pavements (I love the dance sequences--gorgeous!)
Hometown Glory
Cold Shoulder
Her cover of Sam Cooke's That's It I Quit, I'm movin' on.
Amy:
Love Love
Mr. Rock and Roll
L.A.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Cash Cab
My sister secretly (well not so much now) LOVES this show. The last time we went to New York, she would look around, hoping that the Cash Cab
would pull up and make her day
. We were never so lucky. Imagine my complete and utter amusement when Cash Cab became a plot point (kind of) on 30 Rock
this past episode. I laughed and laughed. And then thought, my sister may have to watch just this episode!
So, for those of you who need a laugh (It is Tracy, so it may be a teensy bit racy), and also for Miss Ruby, here we go:
The introduction of the game.
A trivia question.
A few random trivia questions.
The winning moment and a funny post-script!
My other favorite moment, was a little lovely bit with Brian Williams. I love him on Jon Stewart and I feel like he has a great sense of humor that he doesn't get to show on the nightly news. Tina Fey has used him a bunch of times on 30 Rock, and he is consistently funny.
So, for those of you who need a laugh (It is Tracy, so it may be a teensy bit racy), and also for Miss Ruby, here we go:
The introduction of the game.
A trivia question.
A few random trivia questions.
The winning moment and a funny post-script!
My other favorite moment, was a little lovely bit with Brian Williams. I love him on Jon Stewart and I feel like he has a great sense of humor that he doesn't get to show on the nightly news. Tina Fey has used him a bunch of times on 30 Rock, and he is consistently funny.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Life Changing Decisions
Today I was asked to make a choice. Tomorrow I will go to the temple to make sure I am right. Part of me does not want to take the step. It is much easier to live in your comfort zone and stay the easy course. But sometimes it is time--even if you will miss certain people horribly. It is what you do to grow up. Even if we think we are old (or getting older), we always have new moments to grow up.
The Nephites went through their pride cycle over and over and over again. And I am going to have to take my steps out into harsh reality. I know the Lord will watch over me. I know that what I decide will be right for me, but I also am a little sad to say goodbye to an important chapter in my life. I feel a little like I did when I left Provo--not that I am going anywhere. It is more a state of mind, and a little bit like moving from one end of Southfork to the other. Say a little prayer for me. . .
The Nephites went through their pride cycle over and over and over again. And I am going to have to take my steps out into harsh reality. I know the Lord will watch over me. I know that what I decide will be right for me, but I also am a little sad to say goodbye to an important chapter in my life. I feel a little like I did when I left Provo--not that I am going anywhere. It is more a state of mind, and a little bit like moving from one end of Southfork to the other. Say a little prayer for me. . .
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