A Month of Thanks

This month on the Book of Face I committed to posting at least one thing I was grateful for every day. Here's the list:

1. My friends
2. My parents
3. Laughter
4. My Theatre Family at Weber
5. A Cancelled class
6. The Opportunity to cast my vote for President, and for huge piles of leaves to jump in.
7. Buster Brown
8. Coffee
9. Soup & Biscuits, and mom gave me $5
10. Beautiful snow that did not stick to the pavement
11. Starting a new job at SLAC
12. The men and women who serve in our military
13. My small and humble bed
14. Warm running water
15. For naps
16. For Friday, and for Weber's own Dumbledore and McGonagal
17. Cuddles on the couch with PJ and breakfast with him and Missy. And for a night to play with friends.
18. Cold cereal, Starbucks, Lunch with good friends.
19. That my muggle job makes me love my SLAC job ten times more. And for 4 classes till thanksgiving break.
20. For a body that moves when I ask it to.
21. Sleeping in and Coffee with the Roomies
22. Mashed potatoes & Gravy, family time, naps
23. Being confident in my chosen Career path.
24. For TCC, Tally, and my adopted school pride for FSU.
25. Friends who take care of me, and for all the fun we have together.
26. Mikell
27. Guy-friends
28. For Willie who took me to see PTC's A Christmas Carol
29. For no snow!

Tomorrow I shall probably say something about being grateful for one more week of classes in my college career. I have loved being positive and posting things Im glad about on the web. Sometimes I feel like we let our social media voices be far too negative. We use FB and Twitter as our outlets for the grumpy stuff, which is fine, but sometimes we forget to use them as outlets for the happy things as well. I'm a firm believer in being as positive as possible, because you never know how your posts will effect someone else's day.

This month has FLOWN by, and I can't believe that in two weeks from tomorrow I will be a college graduate and I will be headed towards making my way in the world of Theatre. Its quite the surreal idea, but something really exciting. I'm so ready to be moving forward and towards something new. I'm auditioning for Death of a Salesman at The Grand this weekend, and then I'll be looking to try and be in either Les Mis at Pioneer or Voyeur at SLAC. Hopefully one of those two will pan out and I can get some semi-pro credits on my resume before I peace-out for greener pastures. 

gahhhh. i'm so excited for life right now.... :D