your blood speaks a better word

than all the empty claims I've heard upon this earth
speaks righteousness for me

Just so you understand the true priorities of a college student, I just spent 20 minutes trying to post a link to this blog on Facebook. Did it work? Of course not.

Today was an emotional rollercoaster. It started out with exhaustion from a wonderful night of studying. Then it moved to panic when I realized I would not have time to study today before my test. At work it evolved into infuriated. I'm trying so hard to be Jesus in my office. Problem is, my boss. That's a whole other blog.

After work, I was pretty apathetic about Poli Sci. I mean, we don't have a test in there today! But that eventually changed into enthusiasm, as it always does in that class. Lunch made me feel rushed, and as I headed to the Health Center, I was distracted by my test. PS, I'm not sick. I am volunteering at the Health Center for Flu Week. The whole time I was there was a mix of anxious, relaxed, and antsy. The relaxed part came when Taylor Swift followed Miley Cyrus on the radio. Does it get much better?

Then I had to walk to my test: PURE DREAD. The whole time during the test, I was very concentrated and calmer than expected, almost a sense of, "Nothing I can do about it now."

The rest of the day is a blur. But, funny thing about my test, the answer to every multiple choice question was D. Well, at least I hope so. Sneaky trick Dr. Ingram. Very sneaky.

Things I learned Today:
-I have a wonderful friend in Ally George.
-The Yankees will not meet Joe Torre and the Dodgers in the World Series.
-Taco Bell tastes better when enjoyed with Jesus-flavored conversation.
-Tests are just tests and are only worth a limited amount of stress.
-My advisor doesn't think I'm cut out for college.

"Share with God's people in need. Practice hospitality." Romans 12:13