"There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart"
- Celia Thaxter
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November has creeped up on us and Thanksgiving is weeks away! Where has all the time gone?
There are many things that I'm grateful for in my life.
My awesome sister, she does so much for me. Without her, I really believe I'd be a stupid 18 year old.. instead, she gave me my 22 year old mind....
My parents, who have let me dream big. They put up with it all. :)
My bestfraann, she's stuck with me for 6 years. It's nice to know people can handle who I am. :) She's super nice and always loads of fun.
I'm thankful for one of my teachers. She's helped me through my first semester of college. Without her, I'd be paying for the next two years. Literally.
I love my awesome new job with the Symphony. I have learned sooo much. I get free tickets to the concerts. My weekends have upgraded from juvenile fun to classy, sophisticated, ritzy fun. I love it.
I also am super grateful for my opporotunity to go to London this Spring! Now's my chance to meet some hott, musical British boys. Mmmmmm. Cannot wait!
1 comment:
The difference for you is that you realize at a younger age that there's more fun to be had when you're doing what you want, and not what others tell you to do, or want from you. When i was 18 out of highschool i thought things would be different. for some reason i thought going out on the weekends was going to be some kind of awesome adventure, each weekend getting better and better. but i saw that we were doing the same things over and over and i decided to do what i wanted. most of the time i was studying at home, but at least i was happy with A's, vs. groaning about having nothing to do every friday... you're also different because you actually learn from those who counsel you, who know what you've been through. you're really very lucky.
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