Hello World,
I love life right now. I want to keep trying new things. I plan on buying a new guitar, my last one had a huge gap between the fret board and the strings. I have realized that ( I don't know how bad I am at this) people are annoyed by hearing people's problems and complaining about things that they have no control of. I am going to work on it. Don't focus on things you can't control. I have really struggled with attaching my feelings of what people think of me to my mood. If a girl I like says hi to me or invites me to an activity I am on cloud 9 but if not then I over think things, and am in a horrible mood. That is not good, and it is not fair to me and the rest of the world. What am I going to do about it? I am not sure, I am going to just be happy, or try to be. I wonder if my friend Allison reads this, if she does she should text be back that bum never responded to my last text. I had an enjoyable night with Katy I think I named her, yeah... I am now at work listening to John Bytheway in a talk called "Especially for Young Single Adults: Who, When, and Why We Marry." I think I have a problem with being negative with me being single. I don't think I should talk about it anymore. I have so many thoughts going through my head right now. School, dating, post graduate life. I want to be more careful with my expressions of my affection, I met an amazing person who inspired me to be better. A good quote is by Bruce C. Hafen "During the time of courtship, always be emotionally honest in the
expression of affection. Sometimes you are not as careful as you might
be about when, how, and to whom you express your feelings of affection." Today, I am going to be happy and go fishing. Here is the talk I listened too and a good quote that was shared in the talk.
http://byutv.org/watch/4c051846-936f-46ff-873c-b384c562b7e2#ooid=w2bTlqMTrF8tLRQBL4ghq2LeKkiAvHMn
"Don't date someone you already know you would not ever want to marry. If you fall in love with someone you should not marry, you can't expect the Lord to guide you away from that person after you are already emotionally committed." Bruce C. Hafen
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