Anyway- the "autosave" feature of the blog just informed me that it saved this at 12:02 AM- this means I should be in bed "trying to sleep" so I can "go to church" and start the ride up again in the morning. Fingers crossed and more importantly, prayers said, for a good week and that somehow the merry-go-round will break so that everyone's horse stays "up."
This started out as my blog about all things random: condiments, Gilmore Girls, books, and dreams. It's still pretty random. I still love ketchup and still dream of living in Stars Hollow, but now I mostly write about books, my sweetheart, and our son. Can you blame me? I'm an English teacher that fell in love and became a stay-at-home mom. Happy reading and welcome to the chaos!
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Along for the Ride
One of the reasons I hesitated doing the whole blog thing is that I don't feel like my life is all that interesting. I go to work, I go to church, I spend time with my family, I spend time with my friends, and I try to sleep. Then I wake up, and I do it all over again. My dad described life this week as a merry-go-round. Though I think he was talking about the fact that you repeat your days over and over again, I have been thinking about that in the context of the ups and downs that come on the ride. I am glad that despite the fact that my life seems to be an experiment in chaos, that I can hold on to the stability of good friends (my family counts as friends - they're some of my favorites) and the Gospel. Without those, I'd definitely have thrown an dry-erase marker at a student by now or randomly blurted out "I quit" to my administrator or Bishop (obviously, two very different contexts).
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I think I would still settle for the 10 second glimpse. Since we are wishing, Kevin would like it better and have a few hour glimpse and an interview with his future self.
Jaclyn- your life is not boring to listen to... especially because I love your perspective. it is such a treat to read your life in writing. I am so glad I'm riding on your merry go round. and why not throw a dry erase board eraser... they are not that heavy and chances are the student would barely feel it. I support your urge. ps we need a video chat soon. next time we talk let's set it up.
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