Life will always move on.

     Suppose you're just having "one of those days". Maybe it's today. My whole week was kind of like that. But if there is one thing I learned from it, I learned that that's okay. We're supposed to have those days. We're supposed to be reminded of how great the days that aren't like that truly are. My week went by really slow, work felt extra long every day. So, by the time my weekend had arrived I was really wanting to just get out. And I did! i went and played soccer with one of my besties. Then got to play drums at church Saturday and Sunday, and of course played soccer. I'm hoping that my week will just get better. Even though I'm dead tired, doesn't mean i can't have fun!
     This thursday I'm going out to Lawrence to see one of my favourite bands, Circa Survive! So there really is no way my week is going to be worse than last week, even though last week wasn't dreadful. Although, last week I did learn that I am extremely clumsy when I am running on not enough sleep. In one evening (really in about a two-hour span) I spilled three drinks. One of them was unto my poor friends lap. Which to be perfectly honest, was really funny. one was a soda that overflowed on the floor. And the third time I knocked a water bottle over on my friends table. So I learned my lesson to not drink anything when I'm tired.
     I will end this post with a paragraph from the book I am writing. The book is really more of a book of questions I have asked myself, and the answer I found. So it won't ever really be done.

"The uncertainty of life in the Christ- something we need to learn to enjoy. Life never has, nor will it ever happen the way we want it to. I feel like God lets us make plans because he has a sense of humor. He did create it in the first place. The simple question, "What's your decision?" is something we overlook all too often. For in the body of Christ, should we really be making our own decisions? Better yet, do we ever make our own decisions? God came before all things and planned everything out. He knows how many strands of hair are on our head. Don't you think He would have known and put deep thought into your every decision?"

This picture perfectly describes how i felt all week.

Like a Velociraptor.