Things are pretty grand, pretty grand. (Yes I'm listening to One Direction as I blog) The last couple of days I have been feeling a little nervous I definitely think my flu has contributed to my worries. Time is flying by! Three weekends! That's all I have left before I set out on my next big adventure. As a result I've been busy the last couple of days. Trying to get healthy and cleaning and such. When tonight I realized something. Yeah there are things I need to do, but I can't forget to stop and live in the moment. I have the best life. Really, I do. I need to stop and enjoy it instead of nervously counting down the days I have left. When I do this, when I go out and let everything go, that's when I can truly see the wonderful gift that is the life I live.
I have fantastic friends. They are scattered all over the country, even the world, but I have never been so grateful or so proud of a couple who are chillin in the Rigby area. Good friends really are always there. Even when you haven't seen them for awhile you can pick things up like you've never been apart. It is fantastic. I love friends you can joke around with. Who can watch you try your hardest at Just Dance and laugh with you when you dance like a crazy white chick, or when you step in the snow only to fall through the ice into the giant puddle lake underneath it. I'm thankful for all of these people in my life. They truly have helped me to be the person I am today and have given me some of the best memories. We are all growing up and heading to Brazil, Texas, Georgia, or getting married and it's great. It's truly fantastic that we've had the chance to see each others lives take such twists and turns.
I also have one the world's most amazing families. My parents could not be better examples and more supportive. Some of my favorite nights are just sitting in the living room and listening the greatness that takes place. Kyle is such a sassy child. A hilarious sassy child. He's such a smart kid and no one knows sport stats like he does. Oh Cade. That boy. What would I do without my Les Miserables singing buddy? We have the confrontation song down! Sometimes I know I take them for granted, but I am so grateful that I have them for eternity. It makes leaving them for eighteen months a little easier. It makes growing up easier because I know that no matter what I will have them for forever.
Work is also great. This deserves it's own post though. So tis all I shall say about it at the moment.
I have a wonderful life. A life that is full of laughter, the gospel, laughter, and a great kind of happiness. It hasn't always gone the way I've expected or even wanted, but when it comes down to the final outcome there isn't anything about it that I'd change. Rigby, Idaho? Yeah. It probably won't be my forever, but I'm so thankful it's my right now.
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