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01.28.13

on January 28, 2013

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"The Lord will fight for you, you need only to be still." Ex. 14:14

Be still and know...

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Love,
Sarah

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So much to do.

"Hey, do you know that if the entire population of China walked by, the line would never end because of the rate of population increase? That's my to-do list, every Chinese person in the world." -Lorelai Gilmore. This is precisely how I feel. So, so much to do. I'm serious, can we put a day between Saturday and Sunday? Please? There's homework and tests to study for and books to be read and laundry to be done and movies to be watched and breaths to be taken and somewhere maybe even food to be eaten. I am stressed beyond belief, but I am thankful. Thankful that todays turn into tomorrows, and they string themselves together and lead me towards home. Okay. That's enough. No more time. I just wanted to come by and say hey. I needed a break, you see. I miss you guys. Hope your weekend is fantastic. Love, Sarah

Bucket List.

#7 Take a famous picture.

Five Minute Friday.

Today's topic: After. I really tried to think of something creative, but my creativity levels have been zapped by the excessive amounts of homework sitting in front of me that I don't want to do. Oh, well. Here's my five minutes! Go. I think of my life as split into two parts so far: before cancer, and after cancer. Don't get me wrong, I don't define myself by my cancer or anything, but it really does mark a big shift in my life. It marks the time when I became thankful for things I never imagined I could lose (like my voice, my thyroid, my ability to lift my head off the pillow on my own). It introduced me to this whole world of people who bless me on a moment by moment basis. It brought my best friend and I closer than either of us could have imagined. It's brought amazing other people into my life as well, just through conversations begun about the scar at the base of my neck. Having cancer taught me how to value every single second I've been given....

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