listening: NPR's Whadya Know? and Saturday morning cartoons in the background
reading: Do You Think I'm Beautiful? (I know, still!!) by Angela Thomas; Family Fun and Discipleship Journal
wanting: a new(used) bicycle
thinking: I wish it was sunny....what am I going to do on a dreary, cold day??
wishing: I'd suddenly be motivated to exercise and eat healthy
feeling: restless, lazy, disappointed in the weather, tired from a great CSF concert last night
loving: my husband, who is cleaning out the basement at this very moment
missing: by good friends who are moving away, graduating, or leaving for the summer
pondering: who I'm going to be in 5 years
reveling: in my funny, frustrating, amazing girls!!
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Sitting: in the Media Lab in Brookens Library
Breathing: this stale inside air wishing I was outside and it was 80 again
Waiting: for the Cubs game to come on at 1
Knowing: that in 5 years, Gretchen will definitely be 5 years older.
listening: to the festivities involved in St. George's Day (kind of similar to Ireland and St. Patrick's Day)
reading: Fresh-Brewed Life (again), Matthew 5, Romans
wanting: to see my neice
thinking: how nice it was to go to the beach today--to look at the ocean again; how lucky to have this whole opportunity and experience (I saw King Arthur's Round Table today!!)
wishing: I had gotten more of this work done over Spring Break
feeling: growing pains--inside and out, loved, expectant
loving: my friends who always seem to be there at just the right times; my family
missing: my senior year, UIS and everything/one I associate with it
pondering: what it'll be like to live in the states again
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