A happy life
Last night and this morning I definetly would not have been able to say that about my life, I was depressed and really struggling spiritually, but, by the grace of God, I pulled through and my day got turned around. Thats not to say that I really acomplished much physicaly or mentaly, but I kept myself sort of kind of on the right track. Bethany had a horse show in Frankston today, and she and Mom didn't return home until around 5:30, we then went racing off to Tyler to participate in the tale end of a Civil War era ball which was alot of fun. Boy do I love my family! Courtney twirling so fast that she threw herself on the ground in the middle of the dance, Jordan leading the Virginia Reel promenade with a somersault (somehow that didn't strike me as especially Civil War eraish), Mom the little boys and I doing a four person "waltz", yes indeed, I love life tonight! Oh and Monsters are the best! Good Night!
posted by Feanor at 9:22 PM
5 Comments:
OOooo. Jealous that you got to waltz with two such hansom young men (and, as Mr. Bennett would point out they DO make 5000 a year!!!). Glad you've gotten the rose above the thorns.
pea, who exactly are you addressing as getting "to waltz with two such handsome young men?" i know that's not the reason i went. and by the way, i most certainly did not do a summersault. that was a cart wheel. actually the capoeira version of a cartwheel where you land on both feet at once in an upright position by bouncing off the hands and arching the back, not flailing about and coming up on on leg and then the other.
pbbthhhh... summersault indeed.
P.S. *snort*
Anybody got a video of the summersault?
Sorry I always get mixed up between the names of those two. Yes, it was a cartwheel.
I was addressing Mr. Feanor, who said he got to dance with his two smaller bretheren. One would not expect YOU to desire such a thrill and so naturally you went to reveal to the world the difference of arching and flailing.
;)
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