Why the Attitude?

For the past couple of weeks everytime I ask her to do something for me while she's in here every 4 hours, she gets an attitude. She doesn't verbally say anything all the time, but it is apparent that she's ticked off about something. I mean, I ask and she twists her mouth, clicks her lips and rolls her eyes. I would ask her about but....I don't know. Yeah, I hate that I'm in this situation as much as she does and if I could change it, I would in a heartbeat. Right now it is what it is.

Getting Up Is Hard....

....especially when you sleep all day. Yesyterday was one of those days, but I hope today will be better.

There is hope in trying...I think.

Yep, She's Bipolar

I have no clue what my sister is thinking most of the time, but I do think that she is bipolar or at the very least has those tendencies. I say this because last night she came in my room and I asked her why was she using a certain towel and the chick just snapped. I was totally shocked and a little offended, to be honest. It was an innocent question and I was truly curious. She better be glad I was in that bed or I would've punched her in the eye, for that remark. Just kidding, she could easily take me out. But on a serious note, she does need to get that issue checked out.

Things I Want to Accomplish This Year

We are 2 days into a new year and a new decade. The last year a lot of things happened that made me smile, cry and shake my head in disbelief. I'm not big on doing resolutions, so I figured I would just create a list of things I want to accomplish this year.

Okay, here goes, in no particular order:

1. Teach my class every sabbath.
2. Visit my friends who are out of state.
3. Attend GC
4. Take my mom to a parade. (She has a fascination with parades.)
5. Visit my friends in the state that I didn't hang out with in '09.
6. Make a list of things to do and have my siblings compose one with me.
7. Go out at least 3 times a week.
8. Try at least 1 recipe found on FoodNetwork, at least once a month.
9. Prepare for a cruise in 2011.
10. Get back in the classroom, in some capacity.
11. Study the Bible more.
12. Plan a party for my grandma.
13. Write on this blog at least 4-5 times a week.
14. Organize a church clean-up.
15. Organize a youth program

Goodbye 2009

THE YEAR IN REVIEW


This year is almost over and another one is about to begin and I just want to do a quick recap, according to me.

Well, I started the year in cold sweats and realized I needed medical attention for a pressure sore. After that was taken care of, I lost the one person who I thought knew how I truly felt being disabled and all. I didn't realize the loss would affect me in the way that it did, but that only meant that he was truly a part of my life. I spent spring break in Memphis and planned on spending the summer on the coast, but that didn't happen. I went to the circus, but not the zoo. This summer a lot of famous people died and I was deeply saddened. My dad had a milestone birthday and I was able to see a lot of relatives with whom I hadn't seen in a while. I stopped chatting online, who knew that would ever happen? My friends visited and kept me in their lives. My sister had trouble breathing and I found a knot on my breast, THANK GOD HE WAS THERE TO RESOLVE THOSE ISSUES. I turned another year older and although some people didn't remember, my nephew sang "Happy Birthday" so I'm okay. We lost a great pastor, but I think we also gained a great one. I spent Thanksgiving and Christmas really with family, which is rare, but was good. And last, but not least, I was reminded that I am loved by family when my New Year's tradition, unbeknownst to me, was upheld.

This was a great year and I hope and pray next year will be even better.