" What shall I say? Everything that I could say would fade into insignificance compared with what my heart feels, and your hearts feel, at this moment."

Researching a paper I'm writing on humanism I ran across JPII's homily at his inauguration mass.

http://ewtn.com/library/PAPALDOC/JP2BEGIN.HTM

Oh how I aspire to have his openess and deep love of

Andy and I started dance lessons last week and are enjoying them so far. Last night we went to our second session. On our way there I found out that Andy's friend Mark offered him tickets to a really big Magic game here in down in the lower bowl but he decided to go to our dance lesson instead. How amazing is that?! He's so good ( Read more... )

Christmas break is fabulous! I love the rest, I love the food, I love hanging out with the fam, and I love the Advent build-up to Christmas.

Andy and I did the dual family hang out time. Christmas Eve dinner was at Aunt Pam's and we spent Christmas day at Uncle Bobby's and Aunt Evette's. Christmas day dinner was at my family's house. What could be ( Read more... )

The first semester has been over for 2 weeks now! Life is decidedly calmer and I am much more normal now.
Quick list of fun things I had done in the empty space that I would have normally been doing homework:
 

• Twilight (Yes, Jennifer and I went to see Twilight...it was so horrible it was wonderful. Jennifer says that she's going to get the DVD but ( Read more... )

Who knew that four days off could make such a difference. I actually feel like a human being at the moment. What have I done with myself over the past four days ( Read more... )

I have only 3 weeks of class left! Only one group therapy sessions left! What's going on?! Where did this semester go?! I can't believe it's already December!  Alongside of my amazement at the speed of the semester the pressure is definetly increasing at the moment. I have a paper I should be revising this morning and a bunch of Stats reading I ( Read more... )

You want to hug the doctor for making you wait an hour and a half in the exam room because you can get some studying done ( Read more... )

The end of the semester is drawing near and the pressure is on ( Read more... )

It's been such a long time since I've posted ( Read more... )

These are the things I have learned since I have been here in France:

1. I am not stupid. I may not understand what is going on, but I am very far from being stupid. Even more important, if I was stupid, it wouldn't matter anyways, because God loves me all the time (even in my stupid moments).

2. Life is an amzingly fun adenture, and all you have to ( Read more... )