grace eventually.

It's the last day of NaBloPoMo...for those of you who blogged everyday, CONGRATULATIONS!

Today was one of the most productive personal days I've had in quite some time. I did laundry, cleaned my room, took a nap:) I know I'm officially old when I'm excited about cleaning and organizing things. Back to work tomorrow...yippee!

It's 12:11am...even though my day is still going, it's officially tomorrow meaning I did not post on Thursday for our good friend, NaBloPoMo. Drats! In other news, tomorrow is my day off! I don't have to work at either of my jobs...hallelujah! Of course, I have plenty to do at home...I think my entire closet is strewn across my room!

Here's some pics from my trip to TX! April decorated her house for Christmas while I was there. It was fun to be a part since we've spent so many Christmases decorating together!
The Woodlands also has a large Christmas tree on Market Street. We thought it would be fun to take pictures in front of it...it's hard to do it justice though!

I got to have breakfast with my friend, Leslie, before heading back to Ruston in the rain!
In other news, I found a DEAD MOUSE today! I had picked up one of those dorm fridges to move it and the mouse was under it. It's a miracle I didn't drop the fridge on my toes! I was a little disturbed. Thank God for custodial staff!

A friend of a friend recently posted this on his blog....I thought I'd pass it along.

What do women my age do for fun these days? BUNCO!

The marrieds leave behind their husbands and kids.

The singles put their favorite tv shows on hold.

All for an addicting dice game called Bunco!

If you are lucky you might leave with a prize or even cash, but what you are always guaranteed to leave with is a night of fun-filled girl bonding!

I found out about this little one from my friend, April, while I was in The Woodlands over Thanksgiving. You should really check out the Sherrill family blog. Each day Kyle lives and breathes is a miracle, but he still has a long way to go. Although they have hard days, their story is a true testament of faith and hope.

I can't believe how cold it is here in the good ole' South. I actually pulled out a scarf tonight. Considering I have about 20, I just might get to wear them all if I only wear them once! I realized on Wednesday as I was driving to TX for Thanksgiving that I forgot to write a little blog about going out of town. I've officially failed at my nablopomo challenge since I haven't written in a good 4 or so days now, but I won't be discouraged. I'll press on til the end of the month and hold my head high as I cross the blogging finish line behind all the other uber-bloggers!

Thanksgiving was amazing. I'll post updates and photos as the week goes on, but for now I must have a nice long visit with my pillow!