
It's currently 2:15 a.m. where I am. Typing that makes me wonder what time you're reading this, and that, in turn, makes me wonder what the world will be like on your side of it. Because it's cold here, but it could be warm wherever you are. I think that's what makes blogging so important for me, because right now, I'm going through some tough times, but someone on the other side of the world probably has it 10 times worse off than I do, and in the same light, someone can be having the time of their life right now. Blogging keeps me focused on the bigger picture.
When these pictures were taken, I had no idea that later on in the evening while thrifting that I had to go to the hospital to comfort grieving family members. I would have no idea that a few days later I would be physically sick from the worst stress I've ever been under. I still have no idea what tomorrow (or rather, later today) will bring.
No, this is not a post about fashion, or makeup, or my shoes. Despite what the majority of posts may suggest, my blog is about my personal adventures, and even the greatest adventures have some form of villainy. A challenge to defeat. A dragon or two to be slain.
In my quest to find the fun adventures, and to survive the negative ones, I seem to be forgetting that the in-between days, the ones where an ipod, warm cardigan and watermelon lip gloss are my comforts, those dreadfully boring days are the ones I need to be cherishing, perhaps the most. I need to cherish that stillness. Embrace the simplicity of being alive and healthy and content. Learn to love that calm before the storm.








