What? I have a blog still? Shoot, I almost forgot...
Wow, so I'm sure something interesting has happened since I wrote in here last, but for the life of me, I can't come up with a blasted exciting detail to share. Boo hiss. I promise I'm not this boring- just been crazy busy. Got a whopping 7.5 hours of sleep last night and took a nap today- that's about as exciting as I get these days. Seems like now, more than ever, there just aren't enough hours in the day. I had to barracade myself in Wells last night (after realizing that I haven't spent a single non-duty night here doing, I don't know, homework, studying, etc.)- my current pattern is to be out at meetings or church or visiting people or goodness knows what else till midnightish and then come back and study- bad pattern- not exactly conducive to good health, normal brain function, you know, all of those semi-important things.
So in order to correct this, what do I do? I write in this silly thing (instead of reading about fossils [if I have to hear any more of that junk, I just may have to jump up and down and scream] and answering econ questions...). Oh well, it is currently 11:19- that's early- plenty of time to be productive.
But please don't misunderstand, that all sounds terribly unhappy and blah, but I'm doing excellent! So far, I'm keeping up fairly well in my classes- I mean, I've even been awake in them for the past couple of days- I'm on fire!!! And I've just been so blessed by my new church family- I just love it! Isn't it cool to know that you're right where God wants you? ::sigh:: Happy day! Jessica and I went to Matt and Heather's for lunch on Sunday, and I think she's hooked too- you just can't help but love all of those people (and their good cooking- hehe- Matt actually cooked, and it was excellent! yay for men who can cook!). Choir is so much fun! Those crazy sopranos- they rock my face off! And Wednesday night Bible study is really great- I'm in the I and II Peter class, and it's...interesting...Jerry is teaching it, and he's a very interesting fellow- he picks on me SO much, it's nuts! But he makes me laugh, and he's a really smart guy- knows his stuff- so I guess I'll let him get away with it! I've visited SO many churches in Milledgeville, but this is the first one I've gone to where I feel like I belong there. And it just makes me so happy to have a church home and to get involved in a church 100%, not just like before where I went to several different churches for different stuff each week. I feel like God can use me so much more effectively if I have that solid grounding in one place- before I was spread too thin in so many places to really feel like that. So yay for church and especially yay for Jesus ::smiles::
I've been thinking a lot about the future lately, and I'm so pumped! I can't wait to start taking some classes that are more in-depth in my major- you know, the kind that you feel like what you're learning may actually have something to do with what you want to do for a living...which, by the way, is still being a wellness consultant/nutritionist (eh, whatever you want to call it), which will most likely put me at Emory, although I'll have to get my Masters in Public Health first and then get my Ph.D. but hey, that's cool- I've got all the time in the world ::winks:: Oh, so yeah, I believe that I almost poisoned myself with iron- isn't that fun?! For various reasons that will remain unexplained in this forum (eh, most of you already know anyways...), I was taking just a wee bit too much iron, and I was getting that "I'm going to lose my breakfast or pass out" feeling, which isn't too enjoyable, particularly when you're in class... So anyways, I discontinued its use, and now I'm better, but slightly annoyed, because I'm borderline anemic without the stuff, so I gotta figure out what amount is safe to take. This is why I need to get done with my crazy education! Then I won't almost accidentally kill myself! Anyways, I've got a lovely doctor's appointment next week to address that problem along with another problem (that might possibly end up with another one of those oh-so-exciting surgeries...fun...), oh yeah, and another problem (I have to eat three times before lunch every day or my body goes crazy- I really hope that isn't normal- my parents said that I must be going through a growth spurt, but I'm pretty sure I'm not supposed to have those anymore...), so please pray that everything is fixed and that I didn't do any permanent damage to my heart and that I won't need surgery and that all of my health issues will go away and that my body will stop hating me and that I will stop having to eat ten times a day (gets expensive...). Oh, so speaking of health and such, I'm so excited, because I've been doing so good about excercising lately- I finally got back into the swing of things, and I'm feeling great! Yay for taking care of our bodies! Oo oo! Twenty-six days of no sweets- how cool am I?! I'm so pleased/amused/surprised, because like five people that I know have either severely limited their sugar intake or eliminated it since I started my whole "find out if I'm disciplined by cutting out what I love most" gig. I'm so happy, because I know that people are being so much healthier, and it's neat that I may have had some part in them deciding to take their health just a little more seriously. Makes me smile!
You know what? Some day (hopefully soon, hey God, I know you read this, so I just wanted you to know that I'm ready when You are!) God's gonna bring me somebody amazing- a man of God, someone who seeks Him above all else- and this man will love me so much, because He will love God SO much. And maybe God will even bless me with a family, and I just can't wait to show my kids the love that God has shown me! And then, if I'm still around, I'm gonna be such a cute old lady! I'm gonna be one of those feisty little things, a real whipper-snapper that spends each day living for God- I'll be volunteering with a whole bunch of things at the church and in the community, doing all of that stuff that I really want to do now, but don't have the time for in this season of life- maybe I'll quilt or knit- or wouldn't it be funny if I was still out running at 80?! Goodness, that would be an amusing sight! And I know that I'll still have so many of the really amazing friends that I have now, and we'll have so much fun! We'll sit on my huge front porch in cool rocking chairs and sip lemonade (sorry, no iced tea in my house...) and laugh and have a good ole time, just like we do now.
Holy cow, this in so incredibly long! I'll try really hard to update more, so if y'all are actually compelled to read this stuff, it will be less to read. Ok, I'm done! I love y'all so much! And GO EAGLES (ah, that's gonna be a good game!)!!!
Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine. When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze.
Isaiah 43:1-2
1.26.2005
1.17.2005
Holy cow, this semester is gonna blow me away! My mind is going five-billion mph, and I just can't seem to put the brakes on.
Classes this semester shouldn't be too hard, just a lot of work to keep up with them. Interestingly enough, I think my sciences are the easiest (perhaps that's because I enjoy them or something- heh, I don't know...)- phylogeny is strictly lecture-based, so I don't have reading to keep up with, which is a dream come true. Chemistry shouldn't be too difficult, and that was the one I was most concerned about. Economics, however, is a different story- there's a ton of reading, and while I think I hold my own on knowing the basics (that's where libertarian thought comes in handy), I have a feeling I'm gonna have to study like crazy as the semester progresses. And the Creation/Evolution deal? Woah, that one is the worst- there is SO MUCH reading, and it's one of those subjects that I would personally feel bad about not doing well in- very deep, personal feelings about the subject, so I want to do it justice, ya know? And unfortunately, in order to do it justice, I have to read everything in sight about the subject. Great, I have loads of time for that. Add to that the RA stuff (which has smoothed out lately- no illegal activity, yay!!) and trying to get Red Cross up and running for the semester along with really wanting to build my Shaklee business and perhaps getting back in shape (boy did I slack over the break...) and church stuff (ie choir which is so much fun and Bible studies and five bazillion services) and oh, I don't know, planning my future (as a "wellness consultant"- hehe- more to come on that...) and maybe, just maybe, getting some sleep.
I had a lovely little revelation the other day- I think I figured out one of the really important reasons that I had to go through all of that social drama crap last year (aside from reminding me that, eh, well, nevermind...)- since then, I have had the opportunity to help so many of my friends go through various issues and such, and if I hadn't had my own fun little experience, I never would have been able to be there for them like I can be now. I guess there's an advantage to seeing an array of mishaps. I had a surprising lapse back into anger over that yesterday- kinda weird- got over it pretty quick this time without feeling the need to yell or hit something, so I guess I'm doing good :)
And I've also been really excited about the future lately. I can't help but smile when I think of the kind of man that I know God will bring into my life, and even though I'm beginning to have my doubts as to whether I'll meet him in M'ville, I know he's out there somewhere, and at just the right moment, there he'll be. Hehe, ok, done with the girly dreaming now :) But I've also vaguely decided what I want to do when I finish here. Well, I actually may add an exercise science major (double major, no problem, why not?!) and then go get a masters in nutrition from Georgia State, which would enable me to live outside the city and commute and work (for to make money, I could use some of that stuff...). After that, I want to start my own business in which I would be a "wellness consultant," working with people with various health problems to help them take control of their health and also people who just want to live healthier lives (whether to lose weight or with busy moms who need some help taking care of themselves so that they can better take care of their families). I think it sounds awesome! I got a little way to go before I reach that point, but I tell you what, I'm ready to get the show on the road! No time to play games! ;)
Goodness, I gotta run and get some stuff done for tomorrow- more reading. Great.
Happy MLK Day :)
Classes this semester shouldn't be too hard, just a lot of work to keep up with them. Interestingly enough, I think my sciences are the easiest (perhaps that's because I enjoy them or something- heh, I don't know...)- phylogeny is strictly lecture-based, so I don't have reading to keep up with, which is a dream come true. Chemistry shouldn't be too difficult, and that was the one I was most concerned about. Economics, however, is a different story- there's a ton of reading, and while I think I hold my own on knowing the basics (that's where libertarian thought comes in handy), I have a feeling I'm gonna have to study like crazy as the semester progresses. And the Creation/Evolution deal? Woah, that one is the worst- there is SO MUCH reading, and it's one of those subjects that I would personally feel bad about not doing well in- very deep, personal feelings about the subject, so I want to do it justice, ya know? And unfortunately, in order to do it justice, I have to read everything in sight about the subject. Great, I have loads of time for that. Add to that the RA stuff (which has smoothed out lately- no illegal activity, yay!!) and trying to get Red Cross up and running for the semester along with really wanting to build my Shaklee business and perhaps getting back in shape (boy did I slack over the break...) and church stuff (ie choir which is so much fun and Bible studies and five bazillion services) and oh, I don't know, planning my future (as a "wellness consultant"- hehe- more to come on that...) and maybe, just maybe, getting some sleep.
I had a lovely little revelation the other day- I think I figured out one of the really important reasons that I had to go through all of that social drama crap last year (aside from reminding me that, eh, well, nevermind...)- since then, I have had the opportunity to help so many of my friends go through various issues and such, and if I hadn't had my own fun little experience, I never would have been able to be there for them like I can be now. I guess there's an advantage to seeing an array of mishaps. I had a surprising lapse back into anger over that yesterday- kinda weird- got over it pretty quick this time without feeling the need to yell or hit something, so I guess I'm doing good :)
And I've also been really excited about the future lately. I can't help but smile when I think of the kind of man that I know God will bring into my life, and even though I'm beginning to have my doubts as to whether I'll meet him in M'ville, I know he's out there somewhere, and at just the right moment, there he'll be. Hehe, ok, done with the girly dreaming now :) But I've also vaguely decided what I want to do when I finish here. Well, I actually may add an exercise science major (double major, no problem, why not?!) and then go get a masters in nutrition from Georgia State, which would enable me to live outside the city and commute and work (for to make money, I could use some of that stuff...). After that, I want to start my own business in which I would be a "wellness consultant," working with people with various health problems to help them take control of their health and also people who just want to live healthier lives (whether to lose weight or with busy moms who need some help taking care of themselves so that they can better take care of their families). I think it sounds awesome! I got a little way to go before I reach that point, but I tell you what, I'm ready to get the show on the road! No time to play games! ;)
Goodness, I gotta run and get some stuff done for tomorrow- more reading. Great.
Happy MLK Day :)
1.08.2005
So the last couple of days have been interesting, yeah, interesting is the word I would use. I must be kind of dumb, because I had this crazy idea in my head that I'd get back to school and wouldn't have all that much to do, and I'd have time to get other things done, like decorate, clean, do that astronomy class I was supposed to finish this summer... But alas, I have been just as busy as if I had to attend class- big disappointment, at least in the sense that I've not gotten some rather crucial things done (what's new?), but I've been so blessed in these past few days that I've decided that I'm ok with that :)
As far as the RA stuff goes, well, I'm beginning to realize I'm in way over my head, but apparently that's ok and normal (or so they say...). I've already had to deal with some unusual situations that were not anticipated, and while I think I'm doing an aok job thus far, we haven't even really started and there's already minor "problems." We'll see how this goes as I get in a little deeper.
I've been super productive with getting the rest of my life in order, which makes me very happy- who knew it was possible?! God has given me such wonderful Christian friends that I just don't quite know what to do with myself! I am amazed by these people- I can see God working through them to teach me so many lessons, and that's just so cool. Like with Gretchen, it's so awesome to see how God will show her something in her quiet time that is what I need to hear and vice versa. And with Brittany, how our lives parallel each other, so we can pull each other through "stuff." I really don't know how I would get by without them, and while I know that I can fully rely on God to help me get through anything, it's so incredible to know that He's placed these people in my life to also help do what He wants to do in my life. Wow. What an awesome God!
I had another revelation tonight that just totally rocked my socks off. God has closed the door on some friendships that I really thought He wanted me to have- that I really thought could honor Him- and I've been disappointed about it. Well, you know that saying, "When God closes a door, He opens a window" or something like that? I have been witnessing that in my own life. When that door was shut (perhaps slammed is a better word...) in my face once again, I realized that since that whole fiasco, God has brought me so many incredible Godly friends that I can truly rely on, because above all else, they are seeking God's face- He didn't leave me hanging out here- He's totally provided for me and then some, and I am so thankful for it! As far as that all goes, he will always be in my prayers, but I guess that's it, and I'm ok with that. I feel like I've learned more in the last week than I've learned in a lifetime, because the lessons are ones that are the kind that will guide me through eternity. Oh wow, I love Jesus :)
So yay for learning RA stuff, and yay for friends, and most of all, yay for God- that about sums up my week.
I talked to mom tonight, and once again (she's getting an early start this year...), she's got some funny (eh, maybe not too funny) medical problem that the doctors can't quite figure out, and if it doesn't correct itself shortly, we'll be saying "yay for surgery." Please pray for her as she's healing right now and that hopefully surgery can be avoided.
Well, other than all of that, I think I'm done for now. I'm wiped out completely. Gotta get some beauty sleep, but at this point, I think it may be too late. Oh well. Oh, and by the way, did I mention that guys are scum. Really, just about every single one of them. Ya know, I just don't like how guys treat girls these days- makes a girl feel so trashy sometimes- what makes them think that's acceptable (and really, when ya look at me, what makes them think I'm one of those types anyways?!). Boo hiss. That whole Saudi Arabia burka deal? I'm all for it. It's that or blind all men.
Ok, I'm done.
Jesus is amazing. The End :)
As far as the RA stuff goes, well, I'm beginning to realize I'm in way over my head, but apparently that's ok and normal (or so they say...). I've already had to deal with some unusual situations that were not anticipated, and while I think I'm doing an aok job thus far, we haven't even really started and there's already minor "problems." We'll see how this goes as I get in a little deeper.
I've been super productive with getting the rest of my life in order, which makes me very happy- who knew it was possible?! God has given me such wonderful Christian friends that I just don't quite know what to do with myself! I am amazed by these people- I can see God working through them to teach me so many lessons, and that's just so cool. Like with Gretchen, it's so awesome to see how God will show her something in her quiet time that is what I need to hear and vice versa. And with Brittany, how our lives parallel each other, so we can pull each other through "stuff." I really don't know how I would get by without them, and while I know that I can fully rely on God to help me get through anything, it's so incredible to know that He's placed these people in my life to also help do what He wants to do in my life. Wow. What an awesome God!
I had another revelation tonight that just totally rocked my socks off. God has closed the door on some friendships that I really thought He wanted me to have- that I really thought could honor Him- and I've been disappointed about it. Well, you know that saying, "When God closes a door, He opens a window" or something like that? I have been witnessing that in my own life. When that door was shut (perhaps slammed is a better word...) in my face once again, I realized that since that whole fiasco, God has brought me so many incredible Godly friends that I can truly rely on, because above all else, they are seeking God's face- He didn't leave me hanging out here- He's totally provided for me and then some, and I am so thankful for it! As far as that all goes, he will always be in my prayers, but I guess that's it, and I'm ok with that. I feel like I've learned more in the last week than I've learned in a lifetime, because the lessons are ones that are the kind that will guide me through eternity. Oh wow, I love Jesus :)
So yay for learning RA stuff, and yay for friends, and most of all, yay for God- that about sums up my week.
I talked to mom tonight, and once again (she's getting an early start this year...), she's got some funny (eh, maybe not too funny) medical problem that the doctors can't quite figure out, and if it doesn't correct itself shortly, we'll be saying "yay for surgery." Please pray for her as she's healing right now and that hopefully surgery can be avoided.
Well, other than all of that, I think I'm done for now. I'm wiped out completely. Gotta get some beauty sleep, but at this point, I think it may be too late. Oh well. Oh, and by the way, did I mention that guys are scum. Really, just about every single one of them. Ya know, I just don't like how guys treat girls these days- makes a girl feel so trashy sometimes- what makes them think that's acceptable (and really, when ya look at me, what makes them think I'm one of those types anyways?!). Boo hiss. That whole Saudi Arabia burka deal? I'm all for it. It's that or blind all men.
Ok, I'm done.
Jesus is amazing. The End :)
1.04.2005
Revelations...
Happy New Year, folks! Sorry I'm a bit late on that, but there ya have it.
So I moved into my new room in Wells today. Cool. Had some much-needed help from mi madre, and we had loads of fun carting all of my stuff upstairs via the *elevator* (aw, come on, I know y'all are jealous...) and putting together my futon and various other pieces of "furniture" that me and my ever-so-creative father concocted. Yay for cheap alternatives to otherwise expensive pieces of furniture (who knew you could turn a rake holder thingy into an "entertainment center?" how cool are we?!). Everyone should come and visit so y'all can get the total experience. All I'm lacking right now are some pieces of artwork from my aunt, and then my little corner of blissful relaxation will be complete. I just have to say that my room is the coolest- well, maybe I'm a bit partial, but it's pretty incredible.
Today I learned that...
I have way too many clothes. No really, I jam-packed two dresser drawers full and even though my closet is bigger, it's still too small (they really should put some of those cool walk-in closets in). You couldn't possibly fit another hanger onto the rack... so I had to stack the rest on the top shelf. It's very sad. If I ever say anything along the lines of "I don't have anything to wear" or "Ooo, I don't have this, I should buy it" or anything even closely related to acquiring new clothes, you should probably smack me (but not too hard, I'm terribly sensitive...).
When Mom says, "Is there anything else I can do to help?" I should probably think about it before I immediately reply, "Nope" and send her on her way. Woops! Who woulda thought I'd want to completely rearrange my room as soon as she'd left?
Don't eat fast-food. Boo hiss.
Even after having loads of practice building other buildings that are almost identical, they still can't make the walls straight. Oh well, it just adds to the character of the room, right?
I love Cumming. Milledgeville is aok, but Cumming is home and I'm not sure if M'ville will ever have that feeling for me. It almost seemed foreign as I drove in- almost makes me feel claustrophobic, like I just need to get out to some place, I don't know, near a city (that's dumb and contradicts itself, but eh, that's just the way it is... some things will never change... oops, sorry, lapsed into song... which brings me on to...)
I miss Sarah! I mean, I miss everyone now, since I'm all alone (there's no one here beside me, my problems have all gone, there's no one to deride me- oops, did it again...). For some reason, in my little pea brain, I registered that she would be gone this semester, but I failed to process that she was really not coming back- as in, she won't be here in the fall (I'm a nerd, how will I ever manage stinkin' chemistry if I can't get this straight?!). Oh sad day. Doesn't feel the same here...
Well, I think that's all I learned today, but I had an interesting realization yesterday that I think is worth mentioning, because it totally rocks my face off! I've been so bummed (well, not too bummed, but not exactly thrilled- eh, whatever) that God hasn't brought someone into my life to love me the way that I want/need/deserve to be loved yet, and then I realized, once again, that I'm totally missing the most important thing ever! Jesus loves me just like that already, and He always has, always will! I mean, for crying out loud, He came to earth, leaving His Heavenly Father, so that He could show me love and then He proved His love in the ultimate way, by giving His life, and now He's watching over me, and I just can't wait till I get to heaven so I can sit at His feet and tell Him face-to-face just how much I love Him too! I can't believe I ever let myself get down about wanting something that I already have! And even if He chooses to bring that special Man of God into my life, even his love will never compare to the love that is bestowed on me every single day. Actually, I think it's kind of neat being single now- it's like God wants me all to Himself- He wants all of my love and devotion to be focused on Him. Maybe He'll choose to share me with someone else someday, but for right now, I'm quite content lovin' on my God! And by loving God with my whole heart, then if I get married, I'll be even better prepared to love my husband the way I should love Him. I truly desire to be a Woman of God, but goodness gracious, I've gotta a lot of work to do! It's neverending!
Well, I think I found another degree that I want to get. How does a Ph.D. in Nutrition and Health Sciences sound? I want to be a nutrition consultant! or something like that. I just find it so interesting- it's already something that I research and implement (eh, like now, after the holidays...) for myself, so it would be so awesome to be able to use that for others! And after all, the health and wellness industry is the next trillion dollar industry (not ministry... woops ;) I love you guys!), so I'll have plenty of opportunity! Yay for taking care of ourselves!
I love God. The end :)
So I moved into my new room in Wells today. Cool. Had some much-needed help from mi madre, and we had loads of fun carting all of my stuff upstairs via the *elevator* (aw, come on, I know y'all are jealous...) and putting together my futon and various other pieces of "furniture" that me and my ever-so-creative father concocted. Yay for cheap alternatives to otherwise expensive pieces of furniture (who knew you could turn a rake holder thingy into an "entertainment center?" how cool are we?!). Everyone should come and visit so y'all can get the total experience. All I'm lacking right now are some pieces of artwork from my aunt, and then my little corner of blissful relaxation will be complete. I just have to say that my room is the coolest- well, maybe I'm a bit partial, but it's pretty incredible.
Today I learned that...
I have way too many clothes. No really, I jam-packed two dresser drawers full and even though my closet is bigger, it's still too small (they really should put some of those cool walk-in closets in). You couldn't possibly fit another hanger onto the rack... so I had to stack the rest on the top shelf. It's very sad. If I ever say anything along the lines of "I don't have anything to wear" or "Ooo, I don't have this, I should buy it" or anything even closely related to acquiring new clothes, you should probably smack me (but not too hard, I'm terribly sensitive...).
When Mom says, "Is there anything else I can do to help?" I should probably think about it before I immediately reply, "Nope" and send her on her way. Woops! Who woulda thought I'd want to completely rearrange my room as soon as she'd left?
Don't eat fast-food. Boo hiss.
Even after having loads of practice building other buildings that are almost identical, they still can't make the walls straight. Oh well, it just adds to the character of the room, right?
I love Cumming. Milledgeville is aok, but Cumming is home and I'm not sure if M'ville will ever have that feeling for me. It almost seemed foreign as I drove in- almost makes me feel claustrophobic, like I just need to get out to some place, I don't know, near a city (that's dumb and contradicts itself, but eh, that's just the way it is... some things will never change... oops, sorry, lapsed into song... which brings me on to...)
I miss Sarah! I mean, I miss everyone now, since I'm all alone (there's no one here beside me, my problems have all gone, there's no one to deride me- oops, did it again...). For some reason, in my little pea brain, I registered that she would be gone this semester, but I failed to process that she was really not coming back- as in, she won't be here in the fall (I'm a nerd, how will I ever manage stinkin' chemistry if I can't get this straight?!). Oh sad day. Doesn't feel the same here...
Well, I think that's all I learned today, but I had an interesting realization yesterday that I think is worth mentioning, because it totally rocks my face off! I've been so bummed (well, not too bummed, but not exactly thrilled- eh, whatever) that God hasn't brought someone into my life to love me the way that I want/need/deserve to be loved yet, and then I realized, once again, that I'm totally missing the most important thing ever! Jesus loves me just like that already, and He always has, always will! I mean, for crying out loud, He came to earth, leaving His Heavenly Father, so that He could show me love and then He proved His love in the ultimate way, by giving His life, and now He's watching over me, and I just can't wait till I get to heaven so I can sit at His feet and tell Him face-to-face just how much I love Him too! I can't believe I ever let myself get down about wanting something that I already have! And even if He chooses to bring that special Man of God into my life, even his love will never compare to the love that is bestowed on me every single day. Actually, I think it's kind of neat being single now- it's like God wants me all to Himself- He wants all of my love and devotion to be focused on Him. Maybe He'll choose to share me with someone else someday, but for right now, I'm quite content lovin' on my God! And by loving God with my whole heart, then if I get married, I'll be even better prepared to love my husband the way I should love Him. I truly desire to be a Woman of God, but goodness gracious, I've gotta a lot of work to do! It's neverending!
Well, I think I found another degree that I want to get. How does a Ph.D. in Nutrition and Health Sciences sound? I want to be a nutrition consultant! or something like that. I just find it so interesting- it's already something that I research and implement (eh, like now, after the holidays...) for myself, so it would be so awesome to be able to use that for others! And after all, the health and wellness industry is the next trillion dollar industry (not ministry... woops ;) I love you guys!), so I'll have plenty of opportunity! Yay for taking care of ourselves!
I love God. The end :)
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