I've been very contemplative lately.  As in where is my life headed, what are my goals in the short-term as well as way down the road.  I know that as of the last month, I've really enjoyed having a set schedule and being able to go to work, and not bring it home with me.  To be home and truly be free of work for the evening is a true blessing.  I ran at such a hard pace the past few years, that some boring old same ol same ol days has been such a good medicine.  I play around in my head with grad school or SBB school but for right now I'm happy so I don't give it too much thought.

Sarah and Donald's wedding was so gorgeous.  It really fit them.  I've been watching their cat and apartment while they are on their honeymoon.  It's been super easy, but I'll be ready for them to be back tomorrow.  :D 

It's official I love to laugh 24.7.

I can't believe Homecoming is in 3 weeks. I'm so excited!

1,2,3,4 Tell me that you love me more!

It's been a while since I wrote a blog of any real substance.  Most likely from a condition called perpetual laziness. 

I'm slightly sad that I missed a momentous victory for Louisiana Tech yesterday.  I did cheer from my bedroom here in Little Rock.  Does that count?  I really hope I can make it to the Tech/Southeastern game, esp. if Kristy can as well.  I would like to sport my blue Tech shirt with jean capris and flip flops.  I guess I look forward to this outfit all year long.  Oh, and we can't forget way oversized sun glasses with a game day attitude to match.  It's fun, even if only for a few hours. 

Well, work is work.  It's slightly hectic crazy at Red Cross for a couple of reasons this past week:  I guess the biggest has been chapter preparing for Hurricane Gustav.  But, down in biomed we've had the FDA and proficiency exams the like.   I really hate how long it's taking for me to get trained.  I can't point the finger at anyone really... but we're so busy that it seems like time is better spent getting caught up and I still have little I can really do.  It frustrates me so much some days that I job search.  But, I like having a 1st shift ( read daytime ) job and it pays well, so I'm going to stick it out.  I also have excellent benefits that I really need to have right now. 

With all of my free time, I really want to find some organizations here in Little Rock to get involved with.  I've played around with a few ideas of what I'd like to do, so now it's putting the wheels into motion. 

So, my dream is coming true:  I finally get to see The Eagles in concert...in my area none the less.  I can't wait...literally. 

Felisha and I went to an environmental rally and it's been on my mind a lot.  It was about coal plants.  Both presidential candidates talk about clean coal ( but from what I read there is no such thing ).  If I had enough moula I would def. convert to a more green house.  Too bad it costs double of everything else. 

I have wonderful friends who put up with me running out of a restaurant crying with salsa in my hair.  Thanks again.

Oh, and on a small note.  I bought a car---- myself!

- Kelley