Heart on Fire

I am a furious flower. I love Jesus. I love kids. I love you.

Monday, May 08, 2006

Why do I feel sad when I talk to you?

Something is bothering me and I can't put my finger on it.

I finished Grad school and now have my masters. I am back home and now have a masive amount of stuff to unpack and sort. I will be home for a week and then I leave for the outer banks to visit David for his birthday. It was supposed to be a super exciting surprise but I had to tell him in order for him to get off work and now it seems less exciting. Then the end of May I am going to Myrtle Beach with Meghan to celebrate my finishing Grad school. I am beyond excited.

I also have a lot of support to raise this summer, so that needs to be started soon.

I like people much better than computers. Computers are one thing I can't stand malfunctioning. People I expect to malfunction and let me down. Computers are supposed to do what you tell them no matter what. When people get viruses they can usually be fixed with some chicken soup, rest, and some antibiotics. Computer viruses are like the world ending. And no matter how much soup I pour on them, it doesn't help.

So puzzling.

I think I need more human interaction.

And more time with God.

4 Comments:

  • At 1:25 PM, Blogger Dan Hawkins said…

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  • At 1:28 PM, Blogger Dan Hawkins said…

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHA!

    That was great, "no matter how much soup I pour on them" HA!

    I had a difficult time restraining my loudness just then.

    You can let me know if I malfunction, but please no soup pouring (my sister did pour a bowl of raisin bran, with milk, on my head once, to make a point. That point was in a couple of minutes your head will be moist and covered with bran.)

    I too, like people better than computers, though. Time with God is also advisable...

     
  • At 1:30 PM, Blogger Dan Hawkins said…

    I can relate to the general unidentifiable unease. I feel like that on a semi-regular basis. Prayer and rest are usually the best cure. I'll pray for you...

    in my genuine amusement at the second half of your post I forgot to respond to the first half...

     
  • At 9:13 PM, Blogger Lisa said…

    Sometimes I have a difficult time restraining my loudness as well:)

     

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