Daybook- March 15

I have seen this idea on a number of blogs that I have read and decided to try it out myself. The original idea comes from Peggy Hostetler at the Simple Woman's Daybook.http://thesimplewomansdaybook.blogspot.com/

Outside my window- it's dark and raining outside, but today has still been a great day!

I am thinking- I am sleepy, almost to the point of delirium :) My ASB group liked to keep me up until 2am every day and I still haven't recovered from that fully.

I am thankful for- the fact that I have my bike back!

I am wearing- my purple hooded long-sleeve shirt, a blue tank-top underneath, brown pants, brown shoes and my awesome new purple socks :)

I am creating- not much at the moment, hoping to keep up with my knitting

I am going- to bed ASAP

I am reading- a ton of stuff for class

I am hoping- that I officially get into Curry!! :)

I am hearing- my "Saving Sarah Cain" soundtrack- my ASB group members have influenced me to appreciate some country music (something my parents and Amber have tried pretty unsuccessfully to do for the last 20 years), but I will still choose my Disney or Christian music naturally rather than country (although I have played more country this weekend than I have my entire time in college- I suppose not counting all the times I heard it when Amber played it at her desk and I was at mine four feet away)

A few plans for the rest of the week- hopefully going back to PACEM this weekend with my ASB group :), a 1-hour Perpetual Adoration slot on Friday afternoon after my Astronomy midterm, WLDP Saturday morning for the last time (unless I end up joining the planning committee), a Love & Fidelity Conference at UVa on Saturday

Picture- Still working on figuring out how to upload pictures. My iPhoto is currently being annoying and won't let me publish to Facebook, nor can I figure out how to find the file for photos on my Mac without dragging the picture to the desktop, which functions but I'd like to figure out how it's supposed to work. My picture this week is of most of my ASB group members (one of the leaders, Phil, took the picture).