Don't Be Bitter, Be Better

Recently I've been struggling with some bitterness towards the last person I ever thought I would be bitter towards:  my grandmother.  Isn't it funny how things can change so fast?  The reason for my bitterness is my family's move back into Albuquerque.  Now to most people that probably doesn't seem like that big of a deal, but for me, it's been pretty huge.  I'm a country girl at heart, not a city girl.

Think Before You Think

The other night I stepped outside of where I work to take out some trash, what greeted me was a thick haze that at first I thought was fog and then the overpowering smell of smoke.  My first reaction was panic.  Oh my gosh!!!!  There's a fire in Albuquerque!!!  My second reaction was to calm myself down because if there was a fire in Albuquerque of that magnitude, I would likely be hearing sirens or something.

That Could Be You...

This is going to be a rather random post, just to warn  you all, but I thought it was something to think about too.

To start out with, when I am really bored, I will either read, draw, write, or occasionally watch one of my favorite tv shows on Hulu.  When I am really, really bored, I will watch a completely pointless and usually stupid tv show, just for the heck of it.  One of those shows for me is the Bachelorette/Bachelor.  I find the show completely ridiculous and not at all realistic.  I mean, there have been I don't know how many seasons and only two couples have been married.  Don't ask me how I know that.  The likelihood of someone finding their future spouse on a drama filled tv show where 25 random guys or girls are picked is just really out there.  Only God could work that one out for the good.