went on a delightful run/hike at silver falls park, called the ten falls trail.
it's sooooooo gorgeous. i didn't get pictures, but if you want to know where i went, check out the link. there are oodles of pictures if you scroll down. quite possibly one of the most photographed parks in the state.
it's too beautiful to miss. i'm often humbled by the beauty of the world we live in -- we are all so very blessed, aren't we?
hope you guys are getting some sun. : )
I can't decide if taking a three year old to a carnival is fun, terrifying, or torturous.

In a matter of days it seems like everything i felt was important has been taken. And the only way i know how to deal with it is to sleep.
I can't bring myself to see anyone because then they'll ask what's wrong. How would i tell them i feel like my chest is going to explode without being taken to a hospital.
Tomorrow my friend is driving me to another state because i'm not sure i could make it there on my own. I'll be staying with some of my family
While laying in the bed either sleeping or doing some weird staring thing i have learned 3 important things
-After 2 or 3 days without showering, you smell like crap. Literally....people will think you've crapped yourself.
-If a person/people don't care they don't care. Nothing will change that.
-Don't fall asleep with gum in your mouth

I can't decide if taking a three year old to a carnival is fun, terrifying, or torturous.
I really wish my apartment had a balcony.
I can't help it.... when my neighbours are noisy (playing loud music at 4- 5 in the morning), I pray that they one day get a job where they have to get up early, and are themselves kept up throughout the night by nosy neighbors. ARGH!
What, my bat scared them away?you are nicer then I am.. last time something like that happened to me. I gave them 1 warning to turn it down... next time it happened the stereo met mr baseball bat....... they moved not long after.
Did s/he dress up for the carnival?I can't decide if taking a three year old to a carnival is fun, terrifying, or torturous.
I played my violin during tonight's worship session. This was my first official time playing up front with the band.
It felt so good. There's something about coming together with other musicians to worship and glorify God that felt so RIGHT. A bit scary, but really wonderful.
I also loved it because I have no sheet music, don't know most of the songs and have to improvise through pretty much all of it... but in doing so, I'm not trying to perform, all I have is my heart and that's all I want to give. Every time I get up there, I give the Lord a new song. None will be the same. I will sleep well tonight.
Ah, you play the violin! So good! Well done, mate. Have you heard of the dancing violinist, Lindsey Stirling?
You just made it to my list of top 10 favorite people for mentioning Lindsey Stirling.