So, I was really crabby after work today and I almost called my friend to tell her that she might not want me over for dinner because of my mood. But, I forgot, and talked to friends for my entire ride home on the light rail and my drive to her house. Then I got to her house and was ok. Then, after about an hour, she told me that she had been in a cranky mood and had almost called me to warn me. But, we were both in great spirits by that point.
So, my point is, friends (real friends) are great! It doesn't matter how you are feeling-there's no pretension. And your mood can truly change and it can be a constructive night.
And now it is midnight and I am too awake to sleep. And I don't have to work tomorrow morning, so I think that I will go read my book, something about men and women in the church and concensus in leadership. I will have a post about that later.
You know, I was even in a bad mood about Easter (how stupid is that) before tonight. I just felt that I had not taken enough space/time to contemplate the nature of the season. I had been too consumed with other things (Lord, forgive me). Maybe my mood needs to be sacrificed.
Is my imagery getting too churchy? Ick.
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Yes, friends our mood changers. I get bummed out sometimes being in Baltimore and I can just call Kevin. We always cut up and tell jokes. It's great to see other friends to when I go home.
I love you Sarah!!!!
Richard-I love you too! You guys are the greatest. I mean, who wouldn't want to have half a dozen younger psuedo-brothers!?!
Hey Scott, you should come hang with these guys-they rock-they love God-they are pretty darn funny. and whent the boy humor gets too much, I send them outside (I can't believe that still works after 20 years or so!).
You know, it took years for me to develop relationships in MD, probably because I kept leaving, but now I am really blessed by my friends. I can cry and they still love me, even when I am being melodramatic and think the world is ending (which happens on a monthly basis right now).
Maybe we can get a camping party together?
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