The biggest nerd EVER.

I am seriously the biggest nerd on this planet.

Wanna know what put me in the BEST mood today?

The Library.

Seriously.

I found the "visual bookshelf" application on Facebook and went through about 1000 books, marking them as "read" or "want to read" and then went to the library where I checked out not 1, not 2, but FIVE books. And proceeded to read 2 of them tonight...and start on the 3rd.
For anyone who cares, I checked out Me Talk Pretty One Day, Of Mice and Men, Keeley and Du, In Love and War: Ernest Hemmingway, Five Women Wearing the Same Dress.

I went ahead and read Keeley and Du and Five Women and was pleased with both of them. And then I ordered sheet music for a very obscure song from a very obscure show...life is good. :)

Flown By...

Today has flown by. Had my first Math Test in...3 years! Wow...that's a while.

Anyway--yesterday I went to an audition and it wasn't my best performance. Thankfully, I got to share in the embarressment with 2 of my friends who also didn't do their best and so we've gotten the chance to laugh about the whole ridiculous thing...oh well, onto the next one. lol

I'm feeling gross and lazy and will probably take a nap soon...naps in the middle of the day YAY.

And then I gotta study for Dinosaurs...that class is crap. I pretty much sit there and think about things on my mind or something I need to do later that day...oh well, it's my last science class EVER.

....megan

Sundays.

So today was...special. Anyway--it began with an amazing service at Crossroads and went into a 7-hour "what's wrong with my car?" trip around Cincinnati/Newport/Covington. To make a long story short, I have a new battery for my car, and now it works right. yay.

SO today (due to my car issues) I had to spend 2 hours walking around Walmart, and found the book "Eat Pray Love"...even though it looked ridiculous to pretty much read a large part of the book in the middle of the aisle at Walmart, it was really interesting and I found myself definitly loving a lot of the insights the author was giving. To make a long story short, she left her comfortable life and traveled around India and Africa and such. I want to go back and read it. Very honest. Very truthful. Exactly the kind of book I love to read :)

Speaking of reading, I finally finished my (3rd) time reading Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller. I love that book. It's amazing how many times i can read it and yet still get more and more from it...it's the perfect book to crawl up with some good camomile/lemon hot tea and a blanket.

Tommorow=audition and 3 classes.
I'm not nervous. I know it's not in my hands (whatever happens). I realized this weekend that I'm not in control.

Which is a good and comforting realization :)