"Nothing...

will ever change in our life until staying the same becomes too painful for us."

Now

It's time to prove them wrong.

Yeah, We're Doing this One...

Getting over someone:

Sadly, this isn't a post about HOW to get over someone, because I am not skilled in that area.

SO you'll have to fend for yourselves on that account. 

Now you may be asking yourself: 
"If this isn't about how to get over someone, then what is this about?"

GOOD question.

I guess this is a post trying to comfort all those in the struggle of getting through the process of getting over someone....

Yeah.

That makes sense..

SO anyways. 
Let's go back a couple steps:

If you're not sure that you like this guy or you're not sure if you are over him but still do this:
"I DON'T like him, okay Mom!" (I had to add mom) but think about him everyday and always get butterflies when he answers your text consisting of "Hey:)" 

THEN! It's true. YOU LIKE HIM.

NOW that we've realized that you like Jack, (Let's call him Jack),

Wait...Am I getting side-tracked here?? 

In a sense, I am, because I'm supposed to be practicing my piano instead of writing this. 

BUT let's focus here. 

OOH! I'll make a story line:

Let's say you realize that you like Jack (that was about thirty seconds ago) but your friend Kathy likes him! *GASP* 

AND: Jack likes Kathy.

YOUR HEART SINKS. 

YOU SHOULD SAY: 
 "Oh well!" and forget about Jack and move on with your life. 

BUT it's not that easy, is it? But it's the right thing.

Because WHO wants to dwell on a relationship that is clearly not gonna happen! 

(Sorry to burst your love bubble)

The thing to do, my friends, is to get over Jack, slowly but surely AND

you'll eventually get over him...or so I'm told.

SO keep your head up, watch less romantic comedies, and, who knows! Maybe someone better is just around the corner. 

GET...

back up again. 

Your not done yet.

1 Corinthians 13: 4-7

Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.

"CONQUER

the angry man with love.

conquer the ill-natured man with goodness.

conquer the miser with generosity.

conquer the liar with TRUTH."

"I'll Be Darned!"

I was at church on Sunday and my dad's friend stops me to ask where my dad is.

Long story short he ended up asking me a bunch of questions.

"So, where do you go to school?"

"Where do you want to go to college?"

Blah, blah, blah.

Look, I'm sorry that I sound rude, but I've been asked these same questions so many times that I'm completely sick of them.

Anyways, I answer him.

"I'm homeschooled."

He looks shocked, "I'll be darned" (clean version). "So, how do you meet friends??"

What he meant to say was,

"Do you have any friends??? Probably not.."

"Yeah, actually I do have friends."

He was surprised.

Then the next question goes along with the previous one:

"So! What are you going to do about college? There are a lot of buildings and such..."

WAIT A SECOND. There are buildings that don't resemble my home?? Forget it. I'm going to do online college. Thank you for enlightening me!

Yeah, right!

So he thinks that a student that does his or her schoolwork at home is uncapable of going to college because there are a lot of buildings, and since I don't have any social skills (or so he thinks), I'm doomed to failure.

Okay then..