Eggs.

Last night I didn't go to sleep until after 430 am. UGH. Then I got up at 10 because my dad was cooking breakfast, ate and visited with him for a bit and went back to bed at 11. I woke up again at almost 3. Did I mention the kids were here for the night? Yeah, I was out.

Then I got up and got ready and took the kids home and colored eggs with them and my brother at their house. He had to go to TC for a gig that the band he manages had. So I spent my evening hanging out with my sister-in-law. I thoroughly enjoyed my evening with her, but I realized about 8 that I had to get home and get some homework done as well as color the eggs my parents had here for me to do. Yes, I am 21 and still color eggs. I will probably be 41 and still coloring eggs!! So my dad and I had fun coloring (well I colored he took pictures).

Now I am working on homework, well taking a quick break to get this published for today. Tomorrow, by midnight, I have to have a minimum of 16 pages written. And Monday I have that stupid presentation and the paper that goes along with it due. Ah fuck. (My new fave phrase.) Anyone want to bet whether I get it done or get any sleep tomorrow night? Oh and I have to find 4.5 hours to get back to Kalamazoo between now and Monday at 2 as well.

Want to know a secret though? I still don't care. The anxiety thing lasted like a day. Ahhhhh! Oh well.

So for the pictures:

Day20 (04.11.09):
my easter eggs.

Day 20:
dad suggested taking it from the other side.
I guess my right-handedness shows.

I can NOT believe it has been 20 days since I started this project!! It seems like just yesterday, then again in some cases it seems like it was forever ago when I think about it. So excited to print tomorrow (it will actually most likely be Monday since I have so much due) and put together the next 5 pages in the scrapbook! (I print every 10 days.)

♥ Sara

"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary."
- Steve Jobs