Ever since I returned home, I have felt this great desire to NOT sit around and waste my time. I am always trying to keep myself occupied, and do something useful. I am re-teaching myself piano. I am writing...A LOT. I'm reading, I'm cooking, I'm drawing. I'm trying to do anything I can to not waste away...haha. I have even formed a greater appreciation for art. I am letting the creative juices flow...I will tell you how that goes!
Also, I was on Facebook today, and I am so surprised at how many of my friends have come out as bloggers recently, so I went through and read some of their posts. It makes me proud to see that people can find joy and share it with others, because I think it's important to share positive insights on life. Blogging is a way to share new knowledge and enlightenment with others, and sometimes just to make other people smile. And...it's a stress reliever, so that's a plus.
I challenge you, if you haven't already, to start a blog. Even if no one reads it (but if you ask me to, I will. I have nothing better to do). There was a long time when no one read my blog, and it was more of a journal for me. It's not very popular now, but I have a few followers and I hope some day to have more. Anyway, I would give blogging a try.
Remember that book I ordered on Amazon? Well it arrived the day after that post, and I read it! I just want to tell you all about this AMAZING book. You all know how much I love Stephanie Nielson's blog, but did you know she wrote a book all about her experience? I did. One day, when I was trying NOT to waste my time, I decided that I wanted to read it. I was going through a hard trial in my life, and her story was such an inspiration to me, so I ordered it on Amazon. (buy it here).

Heaven Is Here is a book about Stephanie's life before, and after, her accident. It is about her challenges and trials, and how her faith and family helped her to recover. I don't know if it is because I can relate to her experience NOW more than ever in my life, but I had a great emotional connection to this book. I was literally in tears while reading most of it, but I don't want you to think that this book is just depressing. It has it's sad moments, and I can't even imagine going through something so hard, but she handled it in a way that only someone with a knowledge of Heavenly Father's plan can handle it. With faith. It is so inspiring to read how she faced her trials. I recommend you read it...really. It's on sale.
One last thing. I never post anything on Facebook anymore except for links to my blog...so if you would like to start following my blog, I would appreciate it. If not...that's fun too. Enter your email right over there ->
I hope you all have a great week! :)
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