(Writers note: this post was written but chose not to post on Feb.1,2015. This is a repost attempt. Sorry for any confusion!)
The lack of entries are a combination of sixty+ work weeks and the flu pushing me into a state of hibernation. Now that I'm somewhat alive, RAMBLES!!!!
I am getting a tattoo in memory of my friend LeeAnn Saturday, and I am super nervous.This is my first, and might be my last tattoo. I haven't decided yet. I'm having my friend Devin do it, as he's the only person I'm comfortable with doing it. I'm getting a quote with few snowdrop flowers. The quote:
"Why do the best people die?"
'When you're in the garden, which flowers do you pick?'
"The most beautiful ones."
The snowdrop, aside from being the birth flower for January (Lee's birthday) is symbolic for hope. The legend behind that is biblical (if you're not religious sorry), after Adam and Eve were castout of Eden, Eve began to give up hope that the harsh winter would never end. An angel appeared, and turned a few snowflakes into snowdrop flowers, to let Eve know to not lose faith. Lee was a becon of hope her entire life. Promoting awareness for her condition while answering the questions of other hospital patients around her, she had this way of making you feel like everything was going to be okay.
My boyfriend Curtis turned 21 yesterday, and we didn't really get to celebrate it. Between me trying to get over the flu and work, and him working, we have had no time alone together. A quick lunch at Applebees was the only thing that felt like a celebration. Even now, I'm in our bedroom blogging, he's filling out job applications in the living room. Guess thats what happens when two introverted people are a couple. I wouldn't have it any other way.
The lack of entries are a combination of sixty+ work weeks and the flu pushing me into a state of hibernation. Now that I'm somewhat alive, RAMBLES!!!!
I am getting a tattoo in memory of my friend LeeAnn Saturday, and I am super nervous.This is my first, and might be my last tattoo. I haven't decided yet. I'm having my friend Devin do it, as he's the only person I'm comfortable with doing it. I'm getting a quote with few snowdrop flowers. The quote:
"Why do the best people die?"
'When you're in the garden, which flowers do you pick?'
"The most beautiful ones."
The snowdrop, aside from being the birth flower for January (Lee's birthday) is symbolic for hope. The legend behind that is biblical (if you're not religious sorry), after Adam and Eve were castout of Eden, Eve began to give up hope that the harsh winter would never end. An angel appeared, and turned a few snowflakes into snowdrop flowers, to let Eve know to not lose faith. Lee was a becon of hope her entire life. Promoting awareness for her condition while answering the questions of other hospital patients around her, she had this way of making you feel like everything was going to be okay.
My boyfriend Curtis turned 21 yesterday, and we didn't really get to celebrate it. Between me trying to get over the flu and work, and him working, we have had no time alone together. A quick lunch at Applebees was the only thing that felt like a celebration. Even now, I'm in our bedroom blogging, he's filling out job applications in the living room. Guess thats what happens when two introverted people are a couple. I wouldn't have it any other way.
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