Welcome to episode of the Blogosphere with Robert! I'm not too sure what today's episode will be about, so here's to hoping wherever the wind takes us.
I've decided to write about my summer as a whole. This is episode six of my twelve part series, so I think it is an appropriate time to look back on the first half of my Summer 2019.
Unlike my other summer vacations, I believe this summer started off with a bit more of a bang. Usually, my summers start off pretty mundane, growing into a more energetic experience, but this year is merely an exact opposite. I started the summer off with the Hallucinatory Hotel Get-Together. spending more money than I should have on things I don't even own anymore. Then, I had the YesDog Singo-Bingo Fiasco. There wasn't anything bad that happened that night except singing my heart out the night before my choir concert. Next was moving in with my grandma. Since then, it's been a constant rollercoaster of emotions about my life choices. Luckily, I had the camping trip to take my mind off things for a few days, but that didn't last as long as I wanted it to.
Living here with my grandmother has proven quite useful, though. The environment here is completely different from what I face around the rest of my family. The quietness is a true virtue. With the spare time I find myself having, I've been able to focus more on myself. I don't want to make this all about me, but I'm going to anyway. As of today, Thursday, June 27th, I've written more pages of my novel in the past two days than I have in the past two months. I've started taking better care of myself, mentally and physically, along with teaching myself better responsibility tactics. I can only pray that these days of usefulness continue to push me to strive further in my own creation and mental design. I can on pray that I can continue to excel forward and push past the obstacles the game of life puts in my way. I can only pray for the strength to love myself more. Thank you for reading.
I hate to sound like a proud mom, but I feel a lot of resemblance reading your entries. It thrills me that you’re starting to care more about yourself and you mental health. School really does a number to try and get the worst of us.
ReplyDeleteI honestly wish I stayed in closer contact with you this summer and before then. I hate forgetting how good of a friend you are. You really do care about the people around you, regarding the joking front you put up.
I’m really hoping to have more than one class with you this school year.
- Vin