it's two thirty two. and I don't plan on going to bed in like... a very long time. but, I'm still kind of sleepy right now. it's quiet in the prayer room, it's relaxing. only I am sitting on the floor, so not so much, because it is not very comfortable to sit on the floor. so I'm not really planning on napping. but I'd like to.
taking a "vacation" from the internship/mission base tomorrow (you don't even know how excited I am, I mean, I love the mission base and everything but...) to west portish area to hang out with jane and to shop and to drink good coffee. I can. not. wait. like I'm counting down the hours til I can go. I'm going to go home and take a shower and dry & maybe straighten my hair (which will take time) and then I'm going to do track some of the stuff I'm recording (oh, I downloaded a different recorder than sarah found that is better than the first one I had. it saves things to mp3 files (yay) not wave files, and it doesn't make any obnoxious noises at any point. and apparently you can edit the tracks right there on the program, which I find interesting, I haven't tried yet. it's cool. sadly, the stuff that I recorded earlier in the week, or last week, like the one where natasha & jonas do this really sweet chorus called 'daddy, I love you' are expired and not on the webstream anymore). and then...maybe I'll go to higher grounds and waste time. but maybe not. I'll probably just chill out in my apartment, reading pride & prejudice and then head over to the city!
well, the practically almost city/midtown. more of the city then where I am now... the not even grandview city.
so, there is this weird guy who's just been hanging out at the prayer room for the past few days. sometimes we get people like that; they just show up out of no where, no where to stay, kind of dirty and kind of like "are you homeless? are you like a recently saved drug addict from uptown? like, did you go to hope city and they sent you here?" you can tell them from a mile away...mostly because, have you seen us ihoppers? it's like a freaking urban outfitters crossed with an anathallo concert up in here. you've never seen so many toms & skinny jeans in your life! I can count at least five or six dudes with hipster mullets, and the midwestern hipster beardy dudes? there are way too many of them. I'm weird with my PC, as opposed to a mac. you can tell when someone doesn't belong. don't get me wrong, I'm thrilled that there are people like that that show up, it's a good place to show up to. and I mean, think about it, it's open twenty four hours... and who's going to say anything to you if you're "praying too much". I mean, unless you're sleeping in the bathroom and changing your clothes in the lobby.
that's where it gets weird. like this guy was doing last night (I mean, I didn't see him sleeping in the bathroom, clearly, I was not in the men's restroom. but tony was).
and nicole told him that it was kind of awkward that he took his khakis off and down to him gym shorts (which I'm grateful for the fact that he had gym shorts on...but still, he took his pants off) in the lobby... and get this...he cried.
cried, sniffled, got red and splotchy. because she told him it was awkward to take his pants off in public, even if he had shorts on.
um. what.
he's very sweaty, the whole three nights that I've seen him (and days,) he's been just damp.
and he prays really loud in small group prayer.
ok, ok, I'm happy he's here, if it's helping him. but, I mean. there's a line somewhere, between creeper... and not creeper...
my butt is very cold from sitting on the floor for the past hour & a half.
only two & a half more hours in the prayer room.
and then my less than one day long vacation starts!
and then sarah & I are going to tony cintrone's with josiah to work on the shirts (well, I'm not working on anything, I'm just hanging out) and then going with hetty to robin hood! it's going to be a pretty nice day.
then I have apartment group dinner.
they were talking about having crazy hair...um. I'm sorry, I'm not at summer camp. so no thanks.
I don't wanna go. I don't want to get dressed up, and I don't want to eat spaghetti because it's pretty much my least favorite food.
and by least favorite, it's up there with sushi & lima beans. I do not like those things. at. all. they kind of make me wanna throw up.
hm. only 39 more days! or 38 if you don't count tomorrow!
and then take out the sabbaths and it's only like 32 more days! wow!
I can deal with that.
I mean, I can sort of deal with it.
what's making it easier is that my sister is coming out for ATC, which is two weeks long (that's so long! I'm so proud of her) and she's coming out in a little over three weeks. and then my internship is over a few days later.
so that's not that long. like three weeks isn't a long way away.
and then my mom'll come too, and we'll look at the house & stuff.
it'll be good.
that makes the time not seem so long.
until then... I'm tired of everything and everyone and I just want to watch some episodes of the hills, eat some macaroni and drink diet coke without anyone around.
but, you know, that's normal.
I'm wearing kim's toms...and it's making me really want new ones. I forgot how comfy & cute they are if they aren't falling apart. if I don't find a backpack tomorrow... or if I find one that's not a million dollars, and I can afford a forty dollar pair of shoes... ;)
I want them.
or, these:
how cute are they? grey, suede prokeds. but not the athletic ones that look too much like converse.
mmm, I want them.
well. it's four, so I have to go.
later kiddies.
For He established a testimony in Jacob, And appointed a law in Israel, Which He commanded our fathers, That they should make them known to their children; That the generation to come might know [them], The children [who] would be born, [That] they may arise and declare [them] to their children,That they may set their hope in God, And not forget the works of God, But keep His commandments;And may not be like their fathers, A stubborn and rebellious generation, A generation [that] did not set its heart aright, And whose spirit was not faithful to God. Psalm 78:5-8