Part of the reason that I love to spend time alone, is because I enjoy my own thoughts. Some of these I share with others, some I don’t; and of course, there are reasons for that. However, in the last couple of days, I’ve realized some things about me that I’m willing to share:
- I wish I could have a job that would allow me to talk with my friends every day.
- Life is about being thankful. Being thankful leads to happiness.
- I am terrified that I may one day run into the end of the internet.
- Television, though appreciated, is overrated.
- I don’t regret things that at one point, made me happy. I take the lessons, accept the fact that I have grown from the experience, and move on.
- I’m on a mission to have the highest quality of life possible- surrounded by people who love me, and who are also pursuing their purpose and their dreams with the same intensity that I am.
- Cereal and cupcakes are a part of my balanced diet when on vacation. I generally maintain a kosher diet while I’m at work, so vacations are okay for splurges.
- North Carolina basketball is the stuff that dreams are made of. Seriously.
- I’m generally bad at keeping in touch with people because I hate feeling like the burden of keeping in touch should be mine. At the same time, if it’s a burden, perhaps I shouldn’t keep in touch with you anyhow.
- I’m more organized inwardly than outwardly. I partially think that if I could organize as well outwardly as I do inwardly, I would be insanely OCD.
- After being pretty far away from my family for the last 4 years, there’s a part of me that wants to be home.
- I think that I would be an awesome mother and wife- partially because I desire to, but moreso because I see wonderful examples of Christan wives and mothers who inspire me daily.
- I constantly remind myself that who I am is not limited to my occupation.
- I think that God is going to allow me to live a long, full life; mostly because of His favor, grace, and mercy; but also because He has given me so many dreams.
- While I reflect on my times at UNC with great joy because of the people I met, I often feel that my time at UGA was a bit isolating and more introspective. At the same time, I experienced great personal growth while at UGA, which made it worthwhile. I have yet to determine how I feel about my time in Florida, other than it’s made me realize that I’m a lot stronger than I thought.
April 7, 2009 at 4:59 pm
It’s inspires me that you have the courage to talk about your innermost thoughts on the internet. I really like #2; I’m going to remember that for a long time. I think it should be a famous quote.