an announcement, an exclamation, and enlightenment

dearest twelve (12!!) readers:

remember a little while ago when i posted a bunch of goals i wanted to accomplish? and one of them was blogging more?

that went well.

i think i have posted three times since that entry and two of those entries have been sounds of summer installments.

this realization gave me an epiphany [or, as michael scott says, an "epiphery"].

if i want to post more, i should have some sort of blogging schedule.

so, i compiled a list of possible themes for each day, and after much deliberation and thought, i have decided that:

1. monday is now officially "what i'm working on day!"

2. tuesday is "what i'm eating/recipe day!"

3. wednesday is "wardrobe day!"

4. thursday is "the finished product day!"

5. friday is, and will remain for the rest of the summer, "sounds of summer day!"

6. and saturday is "gratis [free] day!"

i think this will be a good motivator for me to have something to work on every day and hopefully will be enjoyable for all twelve of you to read.

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in other news...

tomorrow i get to see not only three of my very best friends in the whole wide world, but i also get to see these guys LIVE [courtesy of sister kirsten--thanks, sis]!

i'm so excited i can hardly stand it.

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"There is help. There is happiness. There really is light at the end of the tunnel. It is the Light of the World, the Bright and Morning Star, the 'light that is endless, that can never be darkened.' It is the very Son of God Himself. In loving praise far beyond Romeo's reach, we say, 'What light through yonder window breaks?' It is the return of hope, and Jesus is the Sun. To any who may be struggling to see that light and find that hope, I say: Hold on. Keep trying. God loves you. Things will improve. Christ comes to you in His 'more excellent ministry' with a future of 'better promises.' He is your 'high priest of good things to come.'"

--Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, "An High Priest of Good Things to Come", October 1999 General Conference--