Why, hello. It's been a while. I apologize for my absence as of late, but it's been a madhouse around here on a regular basis. I haven't really had much to say either, but I'll try to muster something random up tonight just for you.
I've recently been suffering from some onset vertigo which is really less fun than it sounds. Fear not, I have been medicated for it and am currently trying to figure out when I should make time to see a specialist to figure out what the real issue behind this year-long phenomenon is.
My social calendar is filling up fast which I suppose I should be flattered by. I suppose it means I have a lot of friends, or that I have a few friends who want to do a lot of things. I'm quite excited about most of it, but I must say that which I am still most excited for is BILLY ELLIOT. Three weeks now, boys and girls. The suspense is driving me crazy!
The past two nights I've been in the theater. I find every time I go in there I have this overwhelming sense of belonging. I can't, however, determine which side of the stage I feel I belong on more. I must admit that there's a sense of accomplishment that comes with ushering (despite the conventions you would assume to go along with the job). Something about assisting other theater enthusiasts to have a memorable evening makes me feel important. On the other hand, being on the stage is exhilarating in ways that I can't even begin to comprehend or explain.
It's freezing here. No, literally. Completely inexcusable in my opinion, but of course God works in mysterious ways, working all things together for good. Obviously He's hiding the good here, but we'll find it soon; I'm sure of it.
That's all I've got. Disappointing, I know. Perhaps I'll have something inspirational to say when I come home tomorrow night after my retreat tomorrow. We can only hope!
Witticism of the Day: If you have to be dead, you may as well be drop dead! (I just heard this on the Nanny. I'll try to have my own witticisms again soon.)
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