Life of Pride
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Many thanks to folks who have reassured me that they are reading my blog, even if they would rather send me a long email instead of posting a little bitty comment. :D *waves to Nate in Cambridge*
In retrospect, that last post was kinda depressing. I didn't mean it to be. I think this attitude towards guy/girl relationships is part of learning contentment. I don't need to be married to do many useful, fun things. In fact, I can dive obsessively into developing talents right now in a way I will most certainly not be able to do some day when I am married. On the other hand, when (or if, I guess) I am someday married, I will be able to give everything to serving a husband and kids in a way I really have no right to do with any man or any kids at this moment.
This is a season - a good season. It has many possibilities that I have only begun to explore. Why focus on the bads? There are plenty of goods to distract me.
In retrospect, that last post was kinda depressing. I didn't mean it to be. I think this attitude towards guy/girl relationships is part of learning contentment. I don't need to be married to do many useful, fun things. In fact, I can dive obsessively into developing talents right now in a way I will most certainly not be able to do some day when I am married. On the other hand, when (or if, I guess) I am someday married, I will be able to give everything to serving a husband and kids in a way I really have no right to do with any man or any kids at this moment.
This is a season - a good season. It has many possibilities that I have only begun to explore. Why focus on the bads? There are plenty of goods to distract me.
Comments:
>>even if they would rather send me
>>a long email instead of posting a
>>little bitty comment.
<curmudgeon>Harrumph! If you really desire it, I could certainly abridge our friendship as well as my comments.</curmudgeon>
Times out can be so refreshing-- wonderful opportunities to study the scriptures and just grow generally. And Read!
>>a long email instead of posting a
>>little bitty comment.
<curmudgeon>Harrumph! If you really desire it, I could certainly abridge our friendship as well as my comments.</curmudgeon>
Times out can be so refreshing-- wonderful opportunities to study the scriptures and just grow generally. And Read!
Hi, Sarah! Congratulations on your graduation! I wish I could have been there, but couldn't swing the trip. Can you still get email at your student account?
Yup! For now, I still have my student account. But you can also use regina at erthe.net. (I'm not typing it with the @ symbol, 'cause I don't want spambots picking it up.)
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