So let's recap my week, cause The Lord knows it's been a crazy one! My week started with the extractment of my wisdom teeth. I seriously thought I was going to be traumatized and that the pain would be crazy unbearable. It really wasn't that bad. I really only took the ibuprofen that the doctor gave me. Then I returned to school on Wednesday to find out I had an exam that same day in a class that I took online. Want to talk about a mini panic attack, I had one.
Then came Thursday... What seemed like a mountain turned into a grain of salt when my mom woke me out of my 11 hour slumber to tell me that our family dog, Baron, had been attacked by a coyote. Baron was taken to the animal ER where he was placed on IVs and where we didn't know if eye was going to make it. Well, he came home Friday and has gotten so much better in huge last two days. We believe that the coyote knocked him from behind off of his hind legs, clinched down on his back (breaking two ribs) and then ultimately went for his neck. We think that when my mom came out to check on him because he was taking longer than normal, she scared the coyote away.
So, then came that night where I watched my Seahawks have a tough loss against a team of players that have already graduated. (Trust me, I don't understand either.) My baby Baron came home on Friday. Then came the craziness of Saturday-- Winter Formal! So at the beginning of the week I wasn't planning on going seeing as how my teeth were now out of my head and I didn't know how I was going to feel in the coming days. Then I found out that the pain wasn't pain at all, just soreness. My schedule was so crazy this week that I didn't have time to go dress shopping until yesterday! Nothing like last minute! Ended up just buying shoes and wearing a dress I already owned. When I got there I was the only senior besides my friend there for at least thirty minutes. Then came the others. The amount of nasty dancing I saw was appalling. I would kill my child if I ever saw them dancing that way. So naturally me and a couple of my girlfriends danced with our homecoming queen. It was awesome because we didn't feel the pressures of "dirty dancing" (see what I did there) and still had a great time. Overall, my school raised over 200 canned goods for our pantry that our school has for children that can't get food and meals over the weekend when the school doesn't provide them with meals.
My week was ultimately rounded out with my first church service of the year, Sunday school, and youth group with my awesome church family. It's amazing to see how my church has grown over the course of six months and how it continues to grow and shape our community. I can't wait to see where God will lead me in the coming week, hopefully with a lot of patients and a long attention span. I hope he graces me with good exam scores and keeps everyone who is traveling on this MLK weekend safe.
Until next time... Xoxo,
Katy
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