The Fear Factor

A boy told me he was scared of me and announced it to his whole Elder's Quorum. I say: GOOD.

For the following reasons....

1. I don't have to take crap from people.

2. I know that if someone really talks to me and gets to know me, most of the time they are legit.

3. I have learned how to be independent and take care of myself without having to rely on someone else. (My momma taught me to take care of my own).

So I'm sorry to people who think I'm scary. You just need to learn to be friendlier because I am far from scary. But like I said, I'm slowly learning that I come off as intimidating.

Church was good today. A little bit weird at times, but it was good. My knee is doing better, but it's still taking a while to heal. Did I tell you that I sprained my ACL and my MCL? Ouch right? So if I injure it again, more than likely I will have to have surgery. I'm just glad it didn't pop all the way like the left one did a long time ago. Geez.

Our home teachers came after ward prayer and I love them. haha they are so funny.

I love my Presidency and I really feel like we are all connecting and learning our boundaries. I'm so thankful for them and their examples and for the inspiration that they receive and for their willingness to serve the Lord. I am grateful for my Bishopric and their influence and their love for each of the students. I am grateful for the people in this ward who take the time to learn people's names and to remember things about people so they feel welcome and accepted. I'm thankful for my family and for the wonderful role models that they are. Each one of them has impacted me in a certain way and my life wouldn't be the same without them. I am thankful for education and the power that it gives us to enlighten our minds and be inspired. I'm thankful for motivation and for drive. I'm thankful for the spring time and flowers and for history. I'm thankful for laughter, life, and love. And I'm thankful to be alive.