Worry... it's a 'Me' thing.

I have ALWAYS been that girl. Ya know? The girl that has always been working tirelessly for a goal such as "graduation" or a vacation, or even the completion of a class or a project. I like the anticipation life brings. I like the accomplished feeling at a job well done and the fulfillment that comes from, ya know, contributing to society or even just to my home. But what does one do when life comes kinda to a 'yield' or '4-way stop"? I know that in the distant future Ad will be done with school, we will have our very own furniture that matches, home decor that is not from 1950 and a family, or at least I hope so. I know that the Lord has a plan for us, but I guess I feel like maybe I don't know how to read the blue prints.

So tell me. Am I a complete control freak and need to just 'ChiLLAx'? Do I need to brush up on the meaning of faith and have a more "it's in the Lord's hands" attitude? Or is it normal to come to these pauses in life and freak out? Sigh. Perhaps the answer is in door 1, 2, and 3? Or perhaps the answer is door 4 and the Sudafed Cold n' Sinus is getting to my head?!

Is it normal that you can feel perfectly content and happy but then people will tell you to keep a positive attitude you automatically want to rip their head off? Just asking...

More tales from the office...

Picture this if you will...

My co-worker Kyle, sitting at his desk drinking some water. There's nothing unusual about right? WRONG! He is drinking water from his CAMELBAK!!! WHAT THE!?!?! This is not the wilderness! This is not a triathlon! This is not the Sahara! This is an office in Salt Lake City not in the forest! Drink water from a glass or water bottle! Not from a plastic tube attached to a bladder on you back!

Isn't this TOTALLY something you could see Dwight Schrute do!?!

If you're not watching, then shame on you!

Ha ha. Jokes er'body. Jokes. But seriously. If you are not watching "Community" on NBC, I must ask you why? This show is simply HI-LarIouS and is competing with "The Office" for laughs in my book. Don't believe me? I do not jest. All you need to do is feast your eyes on episode 2 and 7 to be a true believer in the hilarium of Chevy Chase and company. Let's hope "Community" doesn't face the same doomed fate of the comically epic "Arrested Development."