So that's what's going through my head: girls who could pass as creatures who graze the plains who like to strut their knees.
So Thanksgiving break has been pretty good. I forced myself to leave all homework and work-related items in my door room before I headed out to spend three days with my grandparents. It was great, except for the fact that nearly all the cousins (who happen to be twelve or younger) decided to stay over as well. It was three o'clock before I even closed my eyes to go to sleep the first night.
Now, I'm sitting at my grandparents' house because the internet connection beats Gateway's by a mile. Plus, the heaters nausceate me to the point where I want to vomit uncontrollably. And the showers need a good scrub down so I think I'll take advantage of the break and stay over in a clean enviroment.
Great, now I'm starting to sound like a tree-huggin' liberal. Pretty soon I'll be spray painting peace signs on the side of abandoned buildings.
I've had a lot on my mind though lately. Especially since the first semester at Gateway is coming to a close. I've given serious thought to a lot of things, especially what I want to do after this first year at what might be the greatest Bible college on planet Earth (caution: fresh dripping sarcasm). I'm thinking maybe doing the whole four years here; possibly doing one here and one at Indiana Baptist, pardon, Indiana Bible College. Another thought is doing two years at Gateway and then atending Liberty University and getting a degree in Journalism. But for now, all I can do is pray.
So, I'm about to hit the sack because I haven't slept that much because of overexcited and over-caffeinated small children who find great joy in pouncing on anything in sight. I've learned to limit my movement around them; it's the motion that attracts them. They're like little spider monkeys.
Well, for now, I'm going to forget the fugly girls with revealing knees. I've got a long day tomorrow and I need to sleep. I doubt that's going to happen but I'm going to try.
