I'm really digging this weather. Arizona is known for the hot and sunny days, but my favorite ones are the gray, rain drizzled ones. It is probably the opposite for people in rainy cities like Seattle. The rain is a welcome change from the norm for me. I get all nostalgic and thoughtful, it's almost cheesy. Or maybe it just is.
Spring break is a couple weeks away. No plans as of right now. I was hoping that I would have cash and good reason to spend said cash on a flight to Georgia, but I can't justify it at the moment. I wish I could. Plus, everyone and their mother buys plane tickets for spring break and the prices skyrocket around this time.
Graduation is around the corner -- three months. Three more months and I'll be done with this chapter of my life, the living-at-home, periods 0-5 school days, predictable Monday through Friday weeks, same-people-same-everything, life. I had an interview with my bishop today just to catch up, see what my plans were, where I was at, etc. He said something at the end of our meeting that stood out to me, though I had heard it many times before. What he said was, "It's an exciting time to be alive." That's the truth. Right now, it's not too thrilling, nor does the future promise thrills, but certainly change. Certainly change.
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