Prom. Senior Prom.

Yes

We are just a whole lot of awkward people roaming the earth and we don't even know it.

The Beginning of An End

Originally, I had planned to post a blog entry after my senior prom this Saturday and title it "The Beginning of An End." Although I still plan to blog about prom (but of course!), after my senior retreat these past two days, I felt this post more appropriately deserved this title.  

The only real mistake is the one from which I learn nothing.

There are times in our lives when our actions are not consistent with our ideals. All of us have times when we don't live as we believe.

Friendship is a gift, a freedom, a mystery, and a risk.

Sacrifice is the language of love.

It's easy to live with a God I've been taught to believe in, but it's easier to love a God I've found for myself.

Sometimes you feel at a loss because you see what is missing in your life, instead of recognizing the good things that you have.

Don't just be alive; start living.

A leader is one whose evaluation of the present is a fixture of the past, whose truth is reality, whose reality  is understanding, whose understanding is life, and whose life challenges the complacency of living.

How do I live love?

I stand corrected (On #2)

http://theblogofquestions.blogspot.com/

It's also linked to on my reading list of blogs to the right. -->

Idea #1 is still open, though!

Unfulfilled Potential

I have two ideas that I think would be really good for a blog, but I'm kind of lazy.

1. The best bumper sticker of the week (pictures just taken of cars with witty bumper stickers)
2. Daily or weekly question. Wouldn't it be cool if someone wrote a blog entirely in interrogative statements? Wouldn't it make you think?

If anyone wants to take this on, please give me credit for the ideas! Or at least tell me, so I can read and look at your blog. :)

Undecided

I don't like making life decisions. I will be the first to admit that my blog posts can be vague at times, so I'll specify: What I really mean is that I don't like this college-choosing situation. College stress is real, it's looming, and I can't delay making a decision much longer. Sometimes I question everything.

Future.

I'm eager to go to college to learn. Is is bad that I sometimes don't have a desire to be 'successful?'