Where do I even start?

Oh boy, where to begin?  First of all, blogging is therapeutic, right?  In that case, I shall try to keep this up.  First of all, shout out to all of the middle school teachers out there.  For those of you who are unfamiliar with tweens or teaching, in general, imagine this:  35 kids with raging hormones that cannot remain still or quiet for more than 2 seconds.  Also, middle schoolers find it necessary at all times to taunt one another.  Now, imagine trying to teach these kids how to stand on stage, perfectly still and quiet, until they sing two art songs, one of which is completely Latin.  Now, imagine scheduling a rehearsal in which half of them do not show up.  Welcome to my world.  Well, part of it.  Hats off to the parents who encourage these kids.  Whew.  Glad I got that off my chest.

Who's excited about tall vowels and crisp consonants?!..  Had to get that out just one more time.

Next thing.  Being an adult is hard.  It would be nice to scream at people that act crazy, but, really?  Could I really do that without being crazy, myself?  I think not.  Such is the world.  Thus, I will continue reminding myself that I am not crazy, it's just the people around me...except the sane ones.

Next.  Purchasing a home is hard.  I mean, I signed 38 pieces of paper today.  38 pages!  Holy..I'm just gonna make up a word because that is CRAZY.  Here we go with craziness, again...Holy bedonkadoo! 

The way I see it, everyone should just be nice to one another.  Seems elementary, huh?  Think about it, though.  How many problems would be prevented if people were just, plain and simple, courteous?  You know what I say at least once a day?  "Thanks."  That's right.  I'm not exaggerating or trying to be a do-gooder.  It just makes me feel better and, hopefully, it makes the person receiving it feel better, as well.  Also, no matter what, I try to smile as much as possible.  Again, not trying to be a do-gooder.  It just makes me feel better.  Call me silly.  I might just smile and say "thank you" in return.