Home Sweet Home
Our house is really starting to feel like a home, and just in time for the holidays :) We still have some pictures to hang and "extra stuff" to find a place for, but overall I'm super excited about living here. Yay!
Our house is really starting to feel like a home, and just in time for the holidays :) We still have some pictures to hang and "extra stuff" to find a place for, but overall I'm super excited about living here. Yay!
... and all I can say is "Ugh." And I mean that from the bottom of my gut.
It's weird. Whenever I cry (which is, I'm sure, the normal random-girl-crying amount), no matter what the original reason for my outburst, I automatically start thinking of my dad and his memory fuels my tears. It's like I subconsciously associate sadness with his death. It's oddly comforting, because I know at least that he will never be forgotten. Just a strange observation I've noticed of late.
Jason's been gone a ton lately because of his new position, and something I've learned about myself is that I turn to baking when bored or lonely. Before we moved, I hadn't baked any goodies for months (that I can remember), and yet in the past 3 weeks I've made brownies, rice crispy treats, and bars. At this rate, I'll be needing a gym membership in no time. Ah yes, the good ol' days when I made exercising a priority ...
Do you ever feel like you're really mediocre at just about everything? Like there's not one area where you really excel, not one thing that you were clearly made to do? Some people have that one talent that stands out above the rest, or that one area of service where they fit right in. For some reason, no matter how many personality tests or career quizzes or ministry surveys I take, I just can't find my niche. Often times I will have these ideas where I think "that's it, that's what I'll do" ... but the next day, my inspiration fades and the idea sounds too out there to actually pursue, and I know it's not the right path for me in the end. Very frustrating. Does anyone feel like they're doing what they were meant to be doing, or do certain people just appear that way on the outside while deep down they struggle with where they fit in?