Fall.

Summer wasn't as successful as I hoped.

But Fall is here. 

So far, so good. I'm back in the full swing of classes and trying to finish 2011 strong. 

What's going on with me this Fall?

Things I'm doing-

Working on my classes. Which means lots and lots of homework. Some how I managed to schedule a math class and english class this semester. So Joel gets to hear me yell at the computer a lot. On top of that, I've been studying a lot. Not just school but in other subjects. Which has meant a lot of reading. Like I said on my Facebook, I've done more reading in the last six months than the rest of my life combined. Trying to find a different church closer to our apartment. Also, I'm trying to find a good job. I'm tired of less than desirable jobs, so we'll see what happens. The economy stinks.....so maybe I'll have to settle, eh?

Things I'm working on-

I'm trying to finalize my plans for the last two years of college. I've narrowed my list to three colleges but with how indecisive I am, we'll see. I'm working on my plans for 2012 and what I'd like to call my 5-year and 10-year plans. Apparently that's contagious, I've got Joel doing the same thing. I'm trying to improve my grades after a lackluster Summer semester. To be determined. 

Music I'm listening to-

I downloaded No Doubt's greatest hits, so lots of that. Florence and the Machine, Adele, Jesus Culture, Elevation Worship, Death Cab For Cutie, Sufjan Stevens and Amy Winehouse.

What I'm watching- 

Pretty much what I normally watch. Restaurant Impossible, Chopped, Diners Drive-Ins and Dives, and pretty much anything on Food Network. American Dad, Family Guy, Seinfeld re-runs, Law and Order SVU and really bad Christian television. Which makes Joel laugh. 

Books I'm reading- 

My math textbook and english textbooks. Unfortunately, that takes up a lot of time. Last month I read "Erasing Hell" and "Forgotten God" both by Francis Chan, as well as"Systematic Theology" by Wayne Grudem. This month I'm reading my textbooks (of course), "Ashamed of the Gospel" by John MacArthur and "Systematic Theology" still. Of course my Bible and when I start my worlds religion class later this semester, you can add on that textbook.

Things I'm looking forward to-

Finalizing my short term plans, rough drafts of my long term plans, deciding on colleges, working on "career advancement", Halloween, Thanksgiving, Starbucks mochas, and Fall walks.

I'm sure you're wondering why I'm telling you all of this.

To be honest, not really sure. Maybe I'm bored, maybe I'm thinking out loud.

But that's my Fall. Enjoy yours.