"What is your life? You are a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes." James 4:14
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
looking back....
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
hot cross buns
Monday, November 8, 2010
tune my heart
"I said to the Lord, 'You are my Lord; apart from you I have no good thing.'" Psalm 16:2
This week I learned a freaking lot. This whole facebook project is alot bigger than I expected... and God always is.
He's just the best.
um war eagle to that!
meet my family.
today, while not on facebook, I did way too much,
The day began with a very early 8 o’clock class and then a long day on the concourse supporting Victoria, and a skipped Auburn experience class. After a while on the concourse I was lucky enough to see my dear friend, mark price walking out of class.
Meet mark.
Mark is 19 years old, he enjoys rave dancing, and otter youtube videos. His special skills are unicycling, singing, and making jokes. He has considered being a model for Patagonia, but His life goal is to be on the amazing race.
Well mark and I made plans to surprise Melanie price at her 20th birthday party at chewacla. So we went to walmart to get her a present. We bought her some 3-d chalk and half price Halloween candy and then made our way out to chewacla. We didn’t have any gift wrapping, so I found a shaker in mark’s car and tied pieces of the shaker on the presents to make them appear as they had been not last minute. We arrived at chewacla, but didn’t want to call and ask where she was, because we were suprising her, so we walked around chewacla, which is a national state park, so don’t be confused by its size. We walked down to the waterfall, accidently walked up on two people getting freaky on a rock, it was awkward, but still couldn’t find Melanie. So we decide just to call her, and turns out she wasn’t there. It was too cold. So we wandered around chewacla for awhile longer, getting the most out of the 2 dollars it cost to get it, we made plans to go skydiving when I turn 19 and to win the amazing race when we turn 21.
We left chewacla and headed back to campus, and I went to see Melanie to give her her presents.
Meet Melanie.
Melanie is now 20 years old. She enjoys building forts and eating fried chicken. Her special skills include climbing trees, and being hilarious. For her birthday we gave Melanie 3D chalk and I have never seen anyone so excited.
after playing with melanie for a very very long time, I went to dinner with girlR, and then to the ruf barn dance! claire bear was my dance partner and we rocked it. I just love her to death. we then proceeded to waffle house and had just an average time. oh did I mention that I love cody nall to death??
overall it was a fantastic day.
yes, this is my family.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
In celebration of diversity...
Hannukah! Oh, Hannukah!
The sweet celebration.
Around the feast we gather in complete jubilation.
Happiest of seasons now is here.
Many are the reasons for good cheer.
Together,
We'll weather
whatever tomorrow may bring.
So, hear us rejoicing
and merriyly voicing
this Hannukah song that we sing!
OY!
So, hear us rejoicing
and merrily voicing
this Hannukah song that we sing!
51 Days 'til Christmas,
GirlR
I haven't listened to any of the new Taylor Swift yet.
Moving on to good music, the song/video posted immediately below is!
Winter Song (Ingrid Michaelson & Sara Bareilles)
10 Reasons that Rosemary Jager likes this (I feel no need to discuss the obvious in the following list):
1. I love Christmas, and Christmas is in the wintertime.
2. I love Ingrid Michaelson.
3. I love Sara Bareilles.
4. I love their cartoon selves.
5. I love tree houses, and one happens to be at the happily ever after ending of this sad song's video.
6. I love happily ever afters.
7. I love violins and pianos, and even more than that harmonies, and what do ya know-- they are all in this song.
8. I love good lyrics.
9. I love the cute art that makes up this video.
10. I just love it because how could you freakin not???
Last winter, I had the priveledge of singing this song with two of my sisters in my high school's winter musical revue. It made the song more special than it already is to me. (*Insert side-comment of seconding GirlK's motion to miss and return to the wonderfulness of Birmingham.) I just think the song is all around beautiful, and I want all of our now 16 followers (I think) to know about it if they don't already.
I have to study for my Intro. to Psych. exam #3, but before I go, I would like to point out something I find funny...
If you look back a few posts, you will find GirlK quoting her good ole' softball coach--OH, annd great mentour, Byrle Kynerd... FYI: BYRLE KYNERD STARTED BRIARWOOD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. He's kind of a big deal... I found it incredibly comical that GirlK only recognized him as a great softball coach and mentour-- which he definitely is... but he also STARTED BRIARWOOD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. Again, big deal.
Well, wish me luck studying. And a prayer or two would be appreciated. :)
Love is alive,
GirlR
"that would be like taking a girl"
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
it is well
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
*Disclaimer
However, this blog is a campaign free zone.
All the candidates are ballers anyways.
Just clarifying,
GirlR
Monday, November 1, 2010
what matters
I'm like the rain in a downpour
I wash away what you long for
And I wave goodbye with the sun in my eyes
I wish I could be there tonight
I'm like the wind in the canyon
I'm there when I'm gone in a second
You're growing older in peace where you're at
I wish I could be there for that
But I've moved on
Like a rolling stone
In a crowded room
I'm alone
I'm like the rain in a downpour
I wash away what you long for
And I wave goodbye with the sun in my eyes
I wish I could be there tonight
Oh, oh, yeah
You're like the tide in the deep blue
Cause you're always there when I need you
And when you need someone to carry you through
I'm gonna be there for you
I'm gonna be there for you
And since I promised the sappy moment is over, PLEASE be sure to enjoy the video below. Titanic was on the tele this weekend and, for the first time, I almost cried when Jack died. This video, however, really puts it all in perspective.
DO NOT MISS OUT ON WATCHING THIS!!! CLICK HERE TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE!
My heart will go on,
GirlR
Sunday, October 31, 2010
A few points I would like to add:
2. GET READY PEOPLE! CHRISTMAS IS 55 DAYS AWAY!!! Which also means that...
3. Thanksgiving is 25 days away. Which also means that...
4. We Auburn students have 3 school weeks until Thanksgiving break--insert a week of Thanksgiving break and the (stay humble, but WAR EAGLE) Iron Bowl and then...-- 2 school weeks until Christmas break...
For all you slow folk out there, this math adds up to 6 total weeks until I have completed my first semester of college.
Where has the time gone?
I have no idea, but it is currently beckoning me to do my laundry.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
GirlR
sorry about that
What have I been doing, you ask? Well, don't you worry, I am here to tell you.
For one thing, I have been spending much less time on the internet... which is not only grand, but also the reason that I have not been blogging.
Let's seeee.... I last posted October 13th. Since then I have been home... twice... which was silly, but very nice. On my first visit, I did up some fancy hair and makeup for my fifteen-year-old sister's homecoming dance-- she looked gorrrgg (I would post a picture, but my only access to them is through facebook, so I am currently incapable.)-- and a mere 3 days later, I returned for the Thursday opening night showing of 12 Angry Jurors at my high school alma mater (as of the past 5 months). I was super involved in the theatre deptartment there when I was in high school, and all the returnees say it super strange to be back for a show your not in, but I didn't think it was that strange. It felt somehow just the way it was supposed to; however, it did make me miss performing A-LOTTT... but like I said, things are as they should be.
Moving on, the next weekend brought corndogs o' joy to the rolling plains of dixie, and our precious tigers (the orange and navy blue ones) took spot as #1 in official college football rankings (that I pay a ridiculous amount of attention and understanding too). The week following brought nothing exciting except for a lack of sleep and poor time management on my behalf... oh, and it also brought a gift-wrapped package of William Jetpack Mason (as he calls himself on his voicemail answering machine??) on Thursday evening. We roughed it on the abandoned plains while everyone else enjoyed their Mama's home cookin'. We had a nice weekend leading up to this very point of my blog where I bid you goodbye and apologize for the senseless rambling that is a consequence of my blogging neglect and that you have endured if you have made it thus far into this post.
Keep reading. We've got 10 more days. I make you the faux promise to post on everyone of them, and I guarantee a post on November 11th because there will be nothing, but joy and jubilation from Keller Rm. 106 on my roommate's birthday.
I enjoy the way GirlK has ended posts with the following:
Peace and Blessings,
GirlR
Monday, October 25, 2010
i'm feelin so fly like a G6
Friday, October 22, 2010
extra
Thursday, October 21, 2010
last name ever first name greatest
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
simply having a wonderful christmas time
Thursday, October 14, 2010
I'm lame.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
QUALITY
I'll start the synopsis of my day by saying: I will never be as funny as GirlK (my sinceret apologies). Anywho, today I had alot of class (5 classes too many, to be exact). For lunch, I enjoyed a burrito with the roommate on the front stairs of Samford Lawn-- Auburn's campus is beautiful, by the way, and I hope this anti-facebook quest only leads me outside to enjoy its outdoors and architecture more and more.-- Nothing exciting happened after lunch. I went to my first chapter meeting tonight, and then one of my dearest ole' pals came to visit Keller. Not only did Keller overwhelm dear T.Harris with an estrogen-powered, squeelly-giggle rage, but T.Harris overwhelmed me with the Lord's work in his life. It was such an encouraging time of fellowship; God really used it to remind me of the order he demands of my priorities... To think that, normally, I would have been on facebook during the hours of our visit.
But, yeah... I didn't do anything quite as hilarious or witty as GirlK did today, but (as she points out) how am I supposed to compete with someone named Kit?
(Insert unimportant personal analysis of my own name: Rosie reminds me of the giggley side of me that talks alot and is super goofy. Rosemary reminds me of the side of me that's everything the Rosie side isn't. Neither comes close to the extremes-- and belly-aching laughter-- included with the name Kit.)
Thoughts of my day: Even without spontenaity, knowing that I haven't wasted two hours of my day social-networking, just makes my brain and body feel... just good. Life has so much more quality.
:)
But don't stop reading!
Before I go, the lovely lady who lives on the bunk above me just shared a little linksy with me that I also want to share with you!
You've heard the verse, "When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put childish ways behind me." (I Corinthians 13:11) Bassically, this little girl pulls a switcheroo and makes ME the child this verse is talking about. She's a woman, and one after God's own heart.
precious, convicting, and encouraging... all in 4 minutes
Thank God (I mean that literally) that I don't have to be a slave to facebook,
GirlR
I am 5 years old.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
I am a winner.
Unexpectedly,
PS GirlK is really witty.
social networking rehab
today instead of getting on facebook:
-run
-take a nap
-study
-spend time with God
-go to the bank
-go to bed early(ish)
(the above are in no order)
Ready go.
-GirlR
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"Ok. It's time. I'm deactivating it, and I'm going to bed," I throw in the heavy wet towel. Girl thinks for a minute, "... Let's hold each other accountable."
With that our quest to discover the worth of the life began.
soli de gloria
Here's a few things you should know:
1. When we were fifteen, Girl and I stoppped calling each other by our given names and started addressing each other as Girl and Girl. The actual reason that this happened is slightly embarrassing, but the embarrassing beginning has faded away and the heart of the matter is all that lasts, and that is that we are Girl and Girl. My name is Rosemary; Girl's name is Kit. For your ease of understanding, and our cheesy gratification, we will sign our posts as GirlR and GirlK.
2. We did not end up completely deactivating our facebooks. We both changed each others passwords because here on the plains, too many people choose facebook as their official way of communication. We will recieve an email if someone has sent us an important message or event invitation; however, we will not log on the site until November 11th (my roommate's birthday).
3. We ask for your accountability... help us out. We're pretty sure that life IS worth alot more than an addicting social network, and we genuinely want to learn to experience it...
Some wise words Girl spoke to me in high school, something to knaw on:
Think of everday that you spend an hour total on facebook-- not so bad if you just spend one hour everyday-- that's alot less than average Auburn student. Now, let 24 days pass with that limit. An hour a day, for 24 days, and a whole day of your life is gone. You'll never get it back, and what did you do with that day? Spend it all on facebook.
Not only is life worth more than that,
God deserves more than that.
-GirlR