Life sucks, then you Die

Here I am, listening to a variety of rock songs with Michelle. It's relaxing but that doesn't mean it's been stressful. Had to cram a bunch of crap for a Bio test today. It didn't help that I got into an argument with Michelle earlier in the day. I'll probaly get a B on the lame test. Doesn't matter, I get to drop one test and I already got 2 strong A's on the previous tests. What is worrying me is the "big" nature project that is due Wednesday. *ugh*

As for life in general, I am doing alright. Could be worse as the optimist always says. I got my schlorship letters, I only qualified for 1, as did Michelle. That's pretty weak. As for money issues, we are both actively looking hard for jobs. *I want to move out of here already* It's looking good for her, she called this job in the classified section and the guy talked to her for 30 minutes. As for me, I'm looking to work in the college. *flexible hours*

I'm dissappointed at myself for not going to church Sunday. The alarm rang but it got turned off. I chalk it up to a sudden case of "morningtime sickness". As for that comment by kaliko, it helped me understand why I should ask questions, though it doesn't mean I will like it.

I don't think I covered the weekend. If you asked Michelle, she'll say it was ruined because of "bobby" *my friend*. She wanted to shop at the mall and exchange something. We ended up going to this "country" restaruant where you LITERALLY throw peanut shells on the floor. *free peanuts* The food wasn't bad, though the price wasn't friendly. The day ends after we go to the mall briefly for an exchange. Sunday rolls around and we end up at Wal-Mart and buy some stuff. After 2 pricing errors we caught, we ended up saving 1o dollars. We were happy. Anyways, that is all basically.

Shall I get really cliched here? What doesn't kill you makes you stronger? I can see at least one good out of all the stuff you and Michelle go through. If you're still intent on going into psychology and counseling or something like that, you're going to have a lot of experience to back up what you say. What advice you give or what things you tell your patients and clients won't be just talk.

Besides life only sucks when there is no hope. When there is hope, it's just hard. And I'll warn you, if you start to believe more and trust in God, it will get harder. He will be busy trying to build you up. And Satan? Well, he'll have a new enemy to fight. But just like you will have exactly what your patients need in the future, God too, will have what you need to get through it all.

>^..^<

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