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9.11.2006
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My sunbeam lesson on Sunday went something like this:
Me: "Who are your friends?"
Kids: Mumble something I can't understand.
Me: "Are you friends with each other?"
Kids: "No!"
Me: "Do you share with your friends?"
Kids: "No! I don't share!"
Me: "Why not?"
Kids: More mumbling.
It was an interesting lesson. I'm not sure any of them got a thing out of it. I love working with them but sometimes when I'm running down the hall after one while yelling at another to quit eating the crayons, I wonder what I'm doing.
If you will look over to the left hand side of my blog under "Goals" you will notice it says something about getting out of Utah as much as possible. I set this goal for this past summer. I didn't leave Utah once. Seriously. Not because I didn't have the time or the money, but because I had nowhere to go and my friends would rather sit on their butts and watch the O.C. in their parents houses than explore some other part of the country. Stupid.
So, about the massage therapy thing. I still want to go into it but guess what? I can't! Why? Because of my carpol tunnel. I can't even draw or write, how would I manage hour long massages? I need to figure out what I'm going to do with my life.
My Mom is trying to think of somewhere I could go for a week or two. So far, neither of us has come up with anything. I'm tempted to go to Seattle, yes...alone. It would be interesting if anything.
Um...that's life.
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2 Comments:
That is really funny about your Sunbeam class. I'd imagine it is somewhat like babysitting...
I know how you are feeling about just getting away. I would highly encourage it.. get out and explore while you are young and single.... even if it means going by yourself.
Thanks for the comment on our blog. It's nice to know you aren't alone in everything you go through in life. Sometimes it's hard to remember that, I still have trouble remembering that. I laughed when I read about your sunbeam class. It's a hard class. Imagine how fullfilling it is to do sharingtimes for them! I feel like I'm talking to myself most the time. Just remember that when they seem to be paying the least attention, there is always one of them that gets the message. It may only be a small difference you make, but even the smallest difference counts!
On a different note, I totally think you should take a trip. Go somewhere you've always wanted to go and have a good time. I got married at 19, 2 yrs out of High School. During the summers, while I attended college, I worked back East. That's where I met Joe. I definitely don't regret my decision, but it is so much more difficult for us to travel now. Once you get married and settle down those opportunities will diminish.
You never know what opportunities await you in the future. It could be an experience that changes your life, for better or worse, change alone can be good! Good luck!
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