So, you've stumbled into my corner of the ever growing virtual world.
Welcome!
This is the place I consider to be my own "bit of earth" where I plant my thoughts and water them with the tears of joy, sorry, and fangirlish hysterics. I have no idea how much of this will actually be relatable to the general populace, as I have yet to find people in person who comprehend it. Nonetheless, I hope it proves amusing, if not the least bit satisfying, relatable, or intriguing. Welcome aboard!
A bit about me.
I'm a 22 year old, mostly stay-at-home wife. I live in a small home with my wonderful and (thankfully) equally nerdy husband where we spend most of our days binging Netflix or playing video games. (I write this on my laptop as he sits behind me on our desktop computer playing a samurai game on Steam.)
I'm a dancer, and a part time dance teacher. Sometimes I'm paid, mostly I volunteer, but I work part-time as an administrative assistant for my dance studio. I love to dance, about as much as I love to write. It has become one of my more unlikely, but biggest, passions in life. A simple trial class in jazz and tap at age 15 has been come a 6 year devotion. I also assist teaching there on a volunteer basis most of the time, but I adore working with kids. Honestly, nothing can make your day like getting mob-hugged by a bunch of 3-5 year olds.
I'm also a proud, deep south southerner. My husband will testify how much so, by mocking thick accent, even though he's from the south too. He somehow avoided the accent, but I say his loss. I wouldn't trade mine for anything. But I love all things southern, too. Our culture, our food, our history, our music, our "God, Guns, Country" attitude, blowin' up anything we possibly can whether it's 4th of July or not, our warm summer nights with fireflies, large front porches with rocking chairs, and our totally stereotype names, like Georgia-Mae and Billy Joe. (Yes, I have indeed known people with those exact names!) Not to mention cold, lemon filled, sweet tea. That alone is enough to make you get your southern belle charm on.
While this post is recent, this blog isn't. I started this blog back when I was 14, and had a good long go of it. However when my life began to really develop and change as I got older, and this blog began to fall by the wayside, I decided to make a reboot of it. That too, lasted for a bit, but once again got moved to the back burner. I decided to take down the posts indefinitely, until a time I could give it the adequate time and attention it deserves. Now that my daily life has finally fallen into some routine, I decided I wanted to re-immerse myself in the world of writing and blogging. God has moved so powerfully in my life in the last couple years, and I've wanted a platform to share the blessings and trials, and the way His unfailing love and infinite wisdom has kept me going. Between married life, dancing, family, and all the uncertainties that come with the tomorrow, I think I have a lot to share. At the very least, some insight and personal testimony as to how God can move VERY unexpectedly in your life, but how it can turn out to be the greatest blessing you've ever received!
So, welcome and welcome back! Here's to this new chapter!
Welcome!
This is the place I consider to be my own "bit of earth" where I plant my thoughts and water them with the tears of joy, sorry, and fangirlish hysterics. I have no idea how much of this will actually be relatable to the general populace, as I have yet to find people in person who comprehend it. Nonetheless, I hope it proves amusing, if not the least bit satisfying, relatable, or intriguing. Welcome aboard!
A bit about me.
I'm a 22 year old, mostly stay-at-home wife. I live in a small home with my wonderful and (thankfully) equally nerdy husband where we spend most of our days binging Netflix or playing video games. (I write this on my laptop as he sits behind me on our desktop computer playing a samurai game on Steam.)
I'm a dancer, and a part time dance teacher. Sometimes I'm paid, mostly I volunteer, but I work part-time as an administrative assistant for my dance studio. I love to dance, about as much as I love to write. It has become one of my more unlikely, but biggest, passions in life. A simple trial class in jazz and tap at age 15 has been come a 6 year devotion. I also assist teaching there on a volunteer basis most of the time, but I adore working with kids. Honestly, nothing can make your day like getting mob-hugged by a bunch of 3-5 year olds.
I'm also a proud, deep south southerner. My husband will testify how much so, by mocking thick accent, even though he's from the south too. He somehow avoided the accent, but I say his loss. I wouldn't trade mine for anything. But I love all things southern, too. Our culture, our food, our history, our music, our "God, Guns, Country" attitude, blowin' up anything we possibly can whether it's 4th of July or not, our warm summer nights with fireflies, large front porches with rocking chairs, and our totally stereotype names, like Georgia-Mae and Billy Joe. (Yes, I have indeed known people with those exact names!) Not to mention cold, lemon filled, sweet tea. That alone is enough to make you get your southern belle charm on.
While this post is recent, this blog isn't. I started this blog back when I was 14, and had a good long go of it. However when my life began to really develop and change as I got older, and this blog began to fall by the wayside, I decided to make a reboot of it. That too, lasted for a bit, but once again got moved to the back burner. I decided to take down the posts indefinitely, until a time I could give it the adequate time and attention it deserves. Now that my daily life has finally fallen into some routine, I decided I wanted to re-immerse myself in the world of writing and blogging. God has moved so powerfully in my life in the last couple years, and I've wanted a platform to share the blessings and trials, and the way His unfailing love and infinite wisdom has kept me going. Between married life, dancing, family, and all the uncertainties that come with the tomorrow, I think I have a lot to share. At the very least, some insight and personal testimony as to how God can move VERY unexpectedly in your life, but how it can turn out to be the greatest blessing you've ever received!
So, welcome and welcome back! Here's to this new chapter!
