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A few weeks ago, a wonderful online
friend that I have never actually met, nominated my for the Leibster Award. I definitely recommend that you visit her blog. She is such a strong individual and I feel so special that she nominated me. The Leibster Award is a blog to blog award that goes to up and coming bloggers with less than 200 readers. Thank you, Stasy, for the kind words you said. It is really is humbling to know that someone is watching your life and likes what they see, especially when your world feels like it's falling apart.
Here are the rules:
- Display the award image on your blog.
- Link back to the person who nominated you.
- State 7 things about yourself.
- Nominate other bloggers, link to their sites, and ask them eleven questions.
- Notify the bloggers that they have been nominated and link to the post.
Seven Things About Me
- I love musical theater. Phantom of the Opera is my all time favorite. I am listening to the music right now.
- Steve and I own three vehicles and they are all completely paid for. Except for Steve's student loans and our mortgage, we are debt free and plan to stay that way.
- I have a twin sister. Her name is Erin and she is awesome.
- I lived in four different states all before I turned 10: Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, and now Indiana.
- My parents have been married for 32 years. They are such an excellent role model of what a strong Christ-centered marriage looks like.
- Steve and I have been married for 5 1/2 years. I love him more everyday. It's been a rocky year, but I think we are stronger for it.
- If I could eat lasagna at every meal and not gain weight, I would be a happy girl.
Stasy asked eleven questions that I need to answer and then nominate those
I feel deserve the honor, asking them eleven questions in return. The first part will not be too difficult. The second part could be a little harder, because I have to find blogs that I love that haven't been nominated before. Many of great blogs that I read and love, she nominated.
Stasy's Questions for me
1) If you had to stay one age for the rest of your life, how old would you be and why?Probably 25. It's the year that I got married.
2) Favorite color?Blue
3) If you were a police officer for twenty-four hours, how would you use your authority?I would arrest people that walk slowly in the grocery store and block the aisles. Don't you hate when you are walking down an aisle and you can't get through because someone is blocking the aisle.
4) Do you make resolutions every year? Why/why not? If you do, what was your resolution this year?Resolutions are so easily broken. I try to make written goals.
5) If you could have any talent in the world, what would it be?I would love to be able to sing, but if that wasn't possible I would love to be able to write. I have so many good thoughts in my head, but when it's time to put them on paper, the words never come out right.
6) If a movie were made about your life, who would play you? Why?
I would probably play a lonely girl trying to figure out what her purpose in life is.
7) Favorite sport to watch? To participate in?I'm not a huge sports fan. I have started to like watching college football since getting married. Mostly OSU games.
8) What part of pop culture do you wish would just disappear?I would love for the current mindset that pop culture is creating that if you not are sleeping around or doing drugs you not "cool." I have seen so many wonderful former students of mine fall for the lies and are hurting because of it.
9)
What makes you laugh?Watching escaping baby pandas - If you haven't seen this video, then you must.
10) What single piece of technology makes your life easier? More difficult?
Easier: The computer - without it I wouldn't be able to do my job.
Difficult: None that I can think of right now, but I'm sure I will later when I go to use it.
11) Why do you blog?
My blog started many years in college as part of my college Bible Study. It then evolved into just a blog about married life, my faith, my ministry, and my life in general. This last year, it has become a blog about loss, faith, and a place to air my thoughts about living life after loss. Since Steve and I have joined Wycliffe Bible Translators, it is also our main website for our ministry.
