
I don't write on my blog as much as I have been wanting to lately. Mostly because life has hit me (in a good way) these past 6 months with a lot more responsibilities and tasks. I feel like I get no downtime... I'm constantly on the go - weekend to weekend. As a short timeline, I road-tripped from Portland to SLC with Joshua, visited my family in Utah, drove to AZ with Misty, went to Canada for a week, came home and started school and work, went to Vermont and New York for 4 days for a wedding and tour of Dan's college, Dan came to AZ, I went to Portland with Clover, and now this is my first weekend really alone, HOME, just me and the Clove.
WOW.
I am seriously exhausted and my suitcase has constantly been full. On the days I'm not traveling, I'm at school for 5-6 hours, work for 5 hours, then the dog park with Clover for a couple hours. Haven't had much time to do the things that I love to do - like cook, listen to music, cuddle with my little girl, walking, etc. So this weekend I did all of those things and loved it :)
I got the new Passion Pit album a couple weeks ago, and as soon as I heard this song I knew it would be a song that represented a period of time in my life. I look back on each little segment of my life and can think of a song that really put into words how I was feeling. This song seems to be that for me at the current moment. Because when life decides to flood down on you, you can either sink or swim. I've been in a blender of new emotions, life experiences and settings in the past 6 months. I have been through a few treacherous floods before, but when it's a flood of all good things that carve out a new path in life, what a beautiful thing that is.
WOW.
I am seriously exhausted and my suitcase has constantly been full. On the days I'm not traveling, I'm at school for 5-6 hours, work for 5 hours, then the dog park with Clover for a couple hours. Haven't had much time to do the things that I love to do - like cook, listen to music, cuddle with my little girl, walking, etc. So this weekend I did all of those things and loved it :)
I got the new Passion Pit album a couple weeks ago, and as soon as I heard this song I knew it would be a song that represented a period of time in my life. I look back on each little segment of my life and can think of a song that really put into words how I was feeling. This song seems to be that for me at the current moment. Because when life decides to flood down on you, you can either sink or swim. I've been in a blender of new emotions, life experiences and settings in the past 6 months. I have been through a few treacherous floods before, but when it's a flood of all good things that carve out a new path in life, what a beautiful thing that is.
Passion Pit
Swimming in the Flood
"Manners," 2009
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My eyes have once again been proven wrong
Your clouds, your blanket and my pity song
Hovering on your front lawn
Carry on until it's gone
What can I do?
The river's overrun
We're swimming in a flood, you know?
I thought I felt your touch
But the water's rising up
Then I lie naked in a rampage
In the flesh, face to face with the onset
I forget everything that's ever made me
Rise again
Now slowly leave my memory
What can I do?
The river's overrun
We're swimming in a flood, you know?
I thought I felt your touch
But the water's rising up
Now all my lovers raise their cups
What can I do?
The river's overrun
We're swimming in a flood, you know?
I thought I felt your touch
But the water's rising up
Now all my lovers raise their cups
Your clouds, your blanket and my pity song
Hovering on your front lawn
Carry on until it's gone
What can I do?
The river's overrun
We're swimming in a flood, you know?
I thought I felt your touch
But the water's rising up
Then I lie naked in a rampage
In the flesh, face to face with the onset
I forget everything that's ever made me
Rise again
Now slowly leave my memory
What can I do?
The river's overrun
We're swimming in a flood, you know?
I thought I felt your touch
But the water's rising up
Now all my lovers raise their cups
What can I do?
The river's overrun
We're swimming in a flood, you know?
I thought I felt your touch
But the water's rising up
Now all my lovers raise their cups




