YAY FRIDAY

So, here I sit. Waiting to start a job that isn't all that exciting. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy working here. I guess I just have so many dreams that need to be fixed. For instance, what's truly stopping me from becoming a solo artist? Money? Time? What? I definitely don't have the money but you can record a CD with a small budget. I can always make time for my dreams... Nope... Here's what's stopping me... FEAR! I'm afraid to reach out and meet my goals. Ugh! I hate it! I have no confidence in myself or my talents and being a child of God I should have that confidence. He's given me these talents for a reason and I should use them to the best of my ability. I should actually use them! Its so frustresting when you watch American Idol and you KNOW that you are as good if not better then some of those making it to Hollywood. Ok, I'm done feeaking out. Its Friday so I'm in a good mood. And this weekend will be uneventful and stressless because the high school is going on their retreat tonight so its just me and my parents and I don't work this weekend except for babysitting the kid on Saturday! It should be a good night to do all of my laundry and clean my room and watch some movies and maybe even get my hair done and my nails done...hmm... I'm so ready! Haha! Well, I hope this Friday treats the two of you who read this blog well and ill catch up with you tommorrow!

Peace,
LissieAnn

celebrities shining in a world of darkness

So, something we've learned in our Sunday school class is that the world needs people our age to step up and speak out for Christ and his kingdom. The book we've been studying talks about needing people in the media who shines through the darkness. Now, my favorite band in the whole entire world is the Jonas Brothers. I know, I know, I'm a 21 year old with posters of 21,19, and 16 year olds on my wall and that's weird. But in all seriousness, these three boys from New Jersey are making an impact in the world. They are setting the standard for kids around them and proving to the world that young people can make a difference to. These boys are postice role models and talented kids who love what they do and love doing it. Their fans typically range from the itty bitty ones to around 16 or 17 and then there's fans like me who are 21 and older who enjoy their music as well. They have this website called fanfamilyexperience.com and its awesome. I'm going to be writting about them a lot so be prepared to be jonased! Hehe! Thanks for reading!

LissieAnn