One More Before Summertime, Explanations and All

Once again, life gets hard. On the way back from a little town in Louisiana, my laptop was sitting there, so gracefully, on the floor. There she was just minding her own business when an oh-so-ignorant-and- anonymous foot stepped upon her face and cracked it beyond recognition. I, the owner of the the beautiful holder of all of my writings and an astronomically meaningful post I had written for a special family member of mine, didn't even notice until I trudged up the stairs at nearly midnight, flicked open my laptop, and turned it on. The spider web cracks that cover three-fourths of the screen make things impossible to navigate, so I asked my mother to take the laptop to a nerdy computer fixing place. She did, but they couldn't fix it for anything under 400 dollars. Needless to say, I haven't got that amount of money lounging about my household wood works, so my writing and other shenanigans will have to be postponed until further notice. I would try to type to you though my mom's computer, but my thought process only works effectively through the privacy and comfort of my own computer. While my laptop is gone from me over the summer, I'll be writing about countless adventures this summer, and when my laptop finally gets fixed, I'll put them up; I hope you'll enjoy them!

Preview: I'll be writing about the adventures of my Sixteenth Summer, one sure to be full of adventure. I'll be attending cheer camp, a place full of adventurous, mischievous young girls; going to Hawaii, a group of islands with adventures as abundant as grains of sand on the beach; church camp, a retreat that'll definitely be worth the time it takes to drive there. I can't wait to write all of my adventures down for all of you! Have fun this summer!


Until next time,
 --- J

No Worries

I know I didn’t write last week; I’m sorry. I’ve just had an incredible amount of mess on my mind recently, not that it’s much of an excuse. I decided that since it is Blog Tuesday after all, I should sit myself down, crank up the musical styling of LIGHTS, and lay all of these confusions out on my laptop just like old times. I think that would be a sufficient way to end the day. This post won’t be terribly long; I’ll get right to the stunning point of this crazy life story.

All of the Things I Never Said

     Oftentimes, I think, beforehand, of all the right things to say. I repeat perfect phrases in my head, knowing that they’re a flawless fit for an occasion. Being a wannabe writer, I concoct some of the most poetic things to say to the ones I hold most dear.

I Like To Take Pictures

Life is Complicated

here are a few quick things, this is just a mini blog post. It's blog- tuesday.

All Things Bright and Beautiful

It’s a lovely feeling to look up to someone, especially a famous person. That fame that they harbor is quite admirable, but it’s often what they do with the fame that makes an impact on a dreaming, thinking girl like me. It’s such an exciting thing when a “real world” celebrity proclaims his trust in the Great Maker. This has just recently occurred to me that this proclamation is quite a dangerous one to make and cling to in the famous world, unfortunately. So inspiring it is, though, when they can stand up and praise the Great King’s name without worry of an onlooker’s mockery. The confidence they have in their Jesus can really be inspirational.