Showing posts with label high school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label high school. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 30, 2009

The perfect combination

In the process of cleaning out our bedroom closet I found my diaries ranging from 6th grade through about sophomore year of college. I was never a terribly faithful writer so at times I wrote in it every day and other times there would be weeks and months between entries. 99% of the time it was one boy or another that drove me to write in my diary. If you were to just read through the diaries - and not notice the big gaps in the timeline - you'd think I was a complete flake. Talk about fickle! One entry would be all about my "undying love" for one boy and then the next one would be about how much I hate that boy but love someone else. It was hilarious reading through the diaries last night.

It also amazed me, as I skimmed back over them today, that all the things I loved and hated about the boys that I dated are pretty much what make Lincoln who he is today. He has all the things that I liked from my various crushes and boyfriends and none of the things that I hated. Lincoln is truly the perfect combination and an absolute perfect fit for me. It's amazing how all those trials and tribulations - which at the time seemed like the world was ending - were really just getting me ready for meeting Lincoln.

As the Rascal Flatts song states: "God bless the broken road that led me straight to you."

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Facebook

Despite having a blog I'm slow when it comes around to getting on the technology bandwagon. By the time I got around to setting up a MySpace page I was told Facebook was the way to go and that MySpace was "obsolete". Then of course Twitter came along. But I'm slowly warming up to Facebook.

This past week a very good friend of mine from high school in Arkansas (hi Cody!) contacted me via Facebook. I hadn't chatted with him since college and he wasn't at the 10 year reunion so it was great to hear from him. After I was "friended" by him it started quite the cascading effect and now I've found a number of more high school pals online.

If it wasn't a small enough world already it just got a little smaller and I, for one, am okay with that.