Bunnies, bunnies, it must be bunnies!!!

I noticed the other day that the stores have already put out back to school stuff. When I was younger, back to school was my favorite time of the year. I loved new clothes, new classes, new pens, and new notebooks. Most of all, I loved the feeling of possibility. Every year was a new beginning. You never knew what could happen. But I don't get those fresh starts anymore, and change is not so fun or exciting. Just scary.

On that happy note, :) I've been reading my Esther book. It's wonderful! I want to be like Esther, but I have a million miles to go. But God is always at work in me. So with each passing year, He will refine me more and more. That encourages me. I am so thankful that I became a Christian at a young age, because God needs all the time He can get to work on me. :) (Of course I know God's not limited by time, but you know what I mean.)

Last night my family and I had cake, as planned, and they took Bun home with them. As soon as they left, we went into a flurry of cleaning (or, as Kathy called it, "the humans reclaiming the apartment"). Within an hour, everything looked great. :) My mom paid us 50 bucks for keeping Bun, so we have big plans. We're going to go to dinner, and then buy a DVD, and spend the rest of the money on berries! :) Oh, and Lawson, I can bring cake to you tomorrow if you'd like some. :)

Bunnies, bunnies, it must be bunnies!!!

I noticed the other day that the stores have already put out back to school stuff. When I was younger, back to school was my favorite time of the year. I loved new clothes, new classes, new pens, and new notebooks. Most of all, I loved the feeling of possibility. Every year was a new beginning. You never knew what could happen. But I don't get those fresh starts anymore, and change is not so fun or exciting. Just scary.

On that happy note, :) I've been reading my Esther book. It's wonderful! I want to be like Esther, but I have a million miles to go. But God is always at work in me. So with each passing year, He will refine me more and more. That encourages me. I am so thankful that I became a Christian at a young age, because God needs all the time He can get to work on me. :) (Of course I know God's not limited by time, but you know what I mean.)

Last night my family and I had cake, as planned, and they took Bun home with them. As soon as they left, we went into a flurry of cleaning (or, as Kathy called it, "the humans reclaiming the apartment"). Within an hour, everything looked great. :) My mom paid us 50 bucks for keeping Bun, so we have big plans. We're going to go to dinner, and then buy a DVD, and spend the rest of the money on berries! :) Oh, and Lawson, I can bring cake to you tomorrow if you'd like some. :)