Either way, I was still awake, wrapping up a conversation with my Elisha (Flipha, if you will). It was quite a varied discussion, covering a great many topics, but as it came to a close and we said goodnight, the words kept running through my mind. As I crawled into bed, it reminded me that I am really blessed and my life is absolutely wonderful:
My family is so incredible; I am so fortunate to have so many great role models and best friends. I can and do tell y'all anything. I'm discovering more and more that what we have, that whole Brady thing, is really rare. Few family units function like we do... I love it!
Good men are hard to find, yet I have found one that stands by me through thick and thin. I think back to the beginning of our relationship and realize that it's kind of a feat that we've survived... Starting long distance two months into our relationship, maintaining it for two years so far, and determined to do two more? I think we're nuts, but I guess you kind of have to be crazy for long distance?
I have truly stellar friends. We may have any number of differences, but that makes it interesting and fun. This summer so far has given me a great opportunity to get to know Elisha a lot better and I have discovered that she is incredible. Granted I already knew that, I didn't know just how very much. She's so level headed and grounded, a rock. Best yet, we have ridiculously silly times together! She never judges me, just loves me. And while this is the way it's always been with her, I think I just appreciate it more now. It's a lot like having my sisters here...
My life in general is really good. All around.
Praise be to God.
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Friday, June 20, 2008
I thought it was funny...
Somethings to know as background-
Good times.
It really was a good day; Tripp's grandparents are amazing! And crazy! But the good kind- not literally insane, like we're used to.
Sharon even called me "the daughter she never had, but always wanted" and it felt good :)
- I was hanging out at the Price's house yesterday with Ed, Sharon, and both sets of Tripp's grandparents.
- Ed's laid wood flooring in the den and plans to do the rest of the downstairs... Eventually...
- Ramona, a family friend, came over to drop something off and stayed for a while:
Ramona: Eddy, when are you going to finish the rest of the flooring?
Patricia: I give him two years.
Ed: C'mon. It'll be done well before that.
Patricia: Good.
Ramona: (to Patricia) Well, you're wedding will be the next big thing around here I suppose.
Patricia: Right, I give him two years.
Ramona: You hear that Sharon? Patricia says she's getting married in two years!
Patricia: Sharon, if that's news to you, then I'm surprised.
Sharon: Nope. Not news.
Ramona: It is to Tripp, right?
Patricia: I guess? Maybe, we'll see...
Ramona: You know they'd still come to your wedding even if it wasn't. They like you.
Patricia: I'd bet they'd hate me if that happened!
Ed: Depends on how bad the break up is...
Good times.
It really was a good day; Tripp's grandparents are amazing! And crazy! But the good kind- not literally insane, like we're used to.
Sharon even called me "the daughter she never had, but always wanted" and it felt good :)
Monday, June 16, 2008
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Sunday, June 1, 2008
I'm A Big Girl Now!
I learned how to ride a bike!
Alright, I know you're all saying "What are you talking about? You already knew how..."
Right- I learned the basic mechanism of bike riding three years ago, but yesterday Tripp taught me what I need to know for to/from/on campus riding. Quite a task granted I never touched a bike again since the initial day of enlightenment in 2005...
I've mastered riding straight, wide turns, stopping, and locking up. Now I just have to figure out starting with grace, tight turns, and avoiding people!
Stellar.
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