Unload

I know what I want to say, but I'm not sure how best to say it. I feel as though a load has been taken off my shoulders. As much as I want to talk about this, I'm not really sure how to put it into words. I just know that it feels great to have someone to share this weight with me. As unsatisfying as it may be to you, dear reader, that's about all I can say at the moment.

It's incredibly late, and my room is incredibly warm. I think that may be stifling my creativity. Which is a shame, because I have so much to say. Maybe tomorrow will be a better blogging day.

But you won't go away empty handed, oh no! For you see, I have a list of things I'm thankful for right now. You can have that tonight, and perhaps tomorrow or some other time I'll give you some form of what I wanted to say tonight.

-My best friend Micah, in whom I can confide anything and everything, as I found out today.
-My other really good friends at Concordia. LeAnn, Joey, Bethany, Caitlynn, Josh, Cayde, Paul, Cory, and anyone else I forgot to mention because it's 2:30 AM. I love you all. So much.
-My awesome girlfriend.
-My God-given abilities, such as cooking and writing and singing.
-My English teacher here at Concordia, Professor Smith, who has inspired me more than she will probably know. (Without her, you wouldn't have this blog. Fun fact.)
-My health and wealth (though it seems to me I'm lacking at times, I'm still better off than a lot of people).
-The basic things I take for granted, like having lived this long, been fairly healthy my whole life, the full use of my senses, etc.
-Most importantly, my faith. Without this, all of the above would mean absolutely nothing.

K. Now it's sleeping time.