Hello everyone! I wanted to just go ahead and say that my goal for this blog is to upload a post every Sunday. I desperately want to do more than that but right now, it’s just not possible. But still! These posts are going to be fun and I want to get better at planning them out and making them look nice. And what better day to start with this new schedule than today! (AKA my 20th birthday!) That’s right! As of today, I have been on this planet for twenty years, which is so strange to even think about, much less say it out loud. I’m having a nice relaxing day so far. It actually snowed this morning!! The first snow of the year was on my birthday haha! Also, my sister, Serena, made the BRILLIANT realization that this year I turn 20 and she turns 16. Together we are 2016. (Is that not so cool and clever?!?!)
So, for my birthday post, I thought it would be fun to list out twenty things I have learned over the past twenty years.
- Candles are always a good idea.
- You are never too old to be a kid again.
- People really don’t care what you do, and if they do, who cares.
- People will forget your in-class presentation as soon as its over. Don’t stress what the class will think.
- No matter how cliche it sounds, do what makes YOU happy.
- Disney is the source of all happiness.
- Sometimes friends grow apart but that’s okay. Always try to pop-in every once in awhile and say hello.
- No matter how scary, try to be open to new things, people, and places.
- It’s important to know what your boundaries are and its okay to say no sometimes.
- Old movies are just as good as new ones.
- Don’t be embarrassed to geek out about something you love.
- There may actually be such a thing as too many clothes but hypothetically, no, there is no such thing.
- If you reach the point of realizing you do have too many (see above), then give the ones you don’t want/need to your little sister, friends, or charity. There will always be more clothes.
- There’s nothing wrong with being a penny-pencher and not getting the thing. But is also okay to splurge and get the thing.
- Make time for your favorite hobbies (reading, playing guitar, scrap-booking, etc.)
- Take pictures. Don’t be embarrassed. Take photos to keep memories.
- Don’t be afraid to be a tourist and do touristy things.
- Eat fruit and drink water. But also pizza and your favorite beverage.
- Buy a planner. Even if you don’t use them, just have one because eventually you will need one and you will use it.
- And lastly, if you’re unsure about the future, its okay. Everybody else is too, even if they hide it. Just remember it will all work out and God will always be there for you.
Thank you for reading! See you next week!
