A Little Birdie Made My Day (NaBloPoMo #14)

On the way to class today I saw this little bird who made my day. Now, Don't laugh at me because I would rather be entertained by the little things than go through life less happy than I could be. This little bird was hilarious, he would either hop or run a few inches and then he would stop, pull his wings out a little bit at a time and then fold them back and do it all over again. It was the cutest thing. :-D It's the little things in life that just make my day.

I guess that's all I have to say for today other than . . .

YAY!!!!!!! I'm halfway done with April.

This means a few things

~Halfway done with NaBloPoMo

~Halfway done with Script Frenzy (And caught up)

~Only a month and a half away from recital

~3 weeks away from the end of school

~Two weeks into my Day Zero challenge and I have already crossed 2 or 3 things off my list :-D

I am so proud of myself and happy that I have made it this far! I cant wait to finish out the month. (Hopefully as strong as I started out!)

Catching Up

Sorry I never posted anything about the actual recital night, I just didn't feel like it and this is all I have to say: It went Amazing! It was really fun, and everything went so smoothly.

After recital I had a week off of everything and then I had VBS at church which was awesome! It was really fun, especially cause I had Davina, one of the little little girls from the studio, in my class. One day I ended up in charge of 9 girls! That was almost all of the girls in our group! Most of the boys ended up gravitating toward some Jr. high/freshman (No idea what grade he's actually in) who was really boring, always had a coffee cup in his hands, and barely even did the motions. But he was the only guy leader that wasn't the old dude.

The Saturday after VBS Kim and I left with half of the SMI (Student Missionary Internship) people, which account for less than half of our high school group, on a charter bus to Colorado. It was a two day drive with lots of people I don't like and not many people I do. We stayed for a week and Kim and I each had a different team of about five that did two VBS' a day for the whole week and then we got to get back in the bus with, I think it was, 73-75 teens and adults (Mostly teens), and drive two days home. Which is were I am now, stressing about the fact that I lever for my intensive in four days. AHHHH!

So, it's kinda late and I haven't gotten much sleep this week so I'm going to wait until tomorrow to type out all of the main points of my SMI trip for you but I promise I will tomorrow! I have nothing better to do and I have missed my computer. So I will write again tomorrow afternoon.