i had 2 spoons of the sexiest peanut butter in our pantry. very rich, not too creamy, like creamy milk chocolate. SOOO GOOD! sorry, i have a thing about PB. ill just stick in a spoon and enjoy for half an hour! Twas the Peter Pan brand, which i find better than GIF. haha, just thought id inform u guys.....

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"Never again," I'm thinking. Of course, that's what I thought last time. Give me a year, and I'll be right back in the same predicament. Why can't I ever learn?

I can't help but wonder at the point of keeping all this stuff. There may be a time when I can afford to look back and admire what once was, but right now it's just painful and unnecessary.

The dreary weather isn't just outside.

I still can't decide if it was all worth it. What has been gained?

Ugh. Now I'm just rambling...wait, no, babbling.

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1) Take a packet of any flavor kool-aid powder. Doesn't matter which.
2) Mix it with the suggested amount of water PLUS about 2 gallons, or until it tastes like sugar water.
3) Add enough calories to make someone go insane.
4) Pour into bottles of a corresponding color.
5) Sell for $3.00 a bottle.

Exaggeration? Almost. The only good thing I can see about Vitamin Water is that they USED to play awesome commercials in my area.

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I love this guy so much.

He's a quiet kid. Freshman. He rushed with the fraternity last semester, and even though he seemed a little less socially capable, we brought him into the fold. It can be unnerving, trying to talk to him sometimes, because he can take several minutes to come up with a reply, and he speaks VERY quietly. When we chat online, he used to use Emojis extensively, to my amusement.

A friend and I studied the Bible with him, and he became a Christian a few weeks ago. It's all very exciting but that isn't what I want to tell you right now.

The most amazing thing is watching him change. Guys at the fraternity are amazed when he speaks, and he's generally well-liked (even though he's not someone who "fits in").

He's SO humble. He asks questions all the time. He went from silence to Most Inquisitive Man. It's probably partly because he's just more comfortable around us, but it's pretty clear he looks up to us too. He was following me around in church recently. "I'm trying to learn how to fellowship with more people." He regularly texts me to ask how MY day is going, how MY relationship with God is, stuff like that. Man I barely do that stuff. Kid's a boss.

And he's starting to talk like me. I can't help but be flattered.

Do you know anyone like that? Someone who you've sort of taken under your wing? It's such a good feeling to see someone respond to love like that. I don't know what to do with myself; I imagine this is just a small piece of what parents feel like.

It's going to be a great summer.

EDIT:
In other news, some other dude just unfriended me on Facebook and I'm a little surprised.

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