Can't help lovin that man of mine...

At the risk of being "that girl", I've decided that the man in my life needs a special mention in this blog of mine. This week was hard. I need a change in some capacity. I cannot wait to graduate school (even though I know I'll miss it). Work and school took its toll on me. Only 13 days to go.
But amidst this crazy week full of tears and yawns, one thing remained consistent. Love. My friends and family were incredibly supportive at the tear-filled phone calls that I gave (whoops) and the advice I needed. But the real trooper this week was John. He was patient, loving, and encouraging. But that's how he is. I could not be more blessed because I have a wonderful man who loves me even when I am "princess tears a lot" and exhausted and cranky. I could not be more lucky and I could not be more happy. He makes me a better person everyday and calms me down in a way no one else can. So, this is for john: love you baby. thank you for this week :)

Many the miles,
Meg

Grateful.

I haven't posted in a year. I simply forgot my password, forgot what email I used to log in, and just gave up.

So much has happened in the last year. My life is great. No complaints. God threw a bunch of stuff my way--a wonderful man, a new direction, work work work, and more patience. It's been crazy. But it's been wonderful at the same time, I love it :)

I was reading my friend Dan's blog about how he wonders about the life he might have had had he stayed at a certain college, etc. Of course, as an almost graduate, I'm sure many people think I'm freaking out about my life etc...but I'm actually not. I know what I want. I know that it's ok to not have everything in my completely planned out. It's really great to get to that point when you know that you have no need to completely stress. It could be because my rent is low. It could be because John calms me down. It could just be that I just want to graduate--5 years of college has just exhausted me. Or it could be that the weather is warm and beautiful. I dont know. But here I am, writing from a peaceful place :)

Many the miles,

Megan