Showing posts with label John Mayer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Mayer. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2013

The Little Things.

Just got back from my tenth trip to the bathroom in about two hours. I find that when I study on campus, I position myself close to a bathroom just cuz it makes life easier #smallbladderproblems.

But today I'm grateful for the little things. I'm grateful for a reliable printer that works everyday, without me wanting to cuss it out. 

I'm grateful for tissues, and most importantly, the little pack of kleenex my mom put in my backpack when she moved me into the dorms a thousand years ago. It has come in handy today, and has save my poor little nosey from scratchy campus paper towels. 

I'm grateful for the sun for melting all the terrible snow. 

I'm grateful for music because it makes boring and down-right miserable tasks like studying for physical science bearable.


I'm grateful for good hair days and cute outfit days because NOTHING can ruin one of those. 

I'm grateful for accomplishing little goals and that keep me on track when the big ones seem so far off. It makes those huge achievements seem that  much closer, and sometimes that's all you need to get back on track. 

I couldn't choose which quote I liked best, so its a double quote kinda day :)

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Blog Creation.

So this is my first official blog post. I never saw my self as the blogging type but college changes a person (as I would know from my week of experience). For those of you that are familiar with the great John Mayer, his song The Heart of Life inspired my blog because 1) I love him and 2) it is my philosophy for life as is seen in this quote from the song:  "No, it won't all go the way it should, but I know the heart of life is good." My goal for this blog is to draw attention to everything that does (and sometimes doesn't) go the way it should in my life for me to remember how good I have it and so my family far away in Mesa can keep up on me. First post down and hopefully many more to come.


Life is good.