As cribbed from Sarah's blogs... the story of my year, using the first sentence of the first post of each month. I must say... it's an odd little collection of fragments of thoughts. But... it made me laugh, putting it together.
Here's to a more grammatically interesting 2009!
January: I am just back from my time in Disney World with Larry-O and Petra... I mean, just back... in the house under three hours, the laundry is spinning, and I'm madly filling out health forms, writing absence notes, and watching the needles fall from the week-neglected tree.
February: I personally would not have said a word about bodily functions.
March: Do you know what it is to be thirsty?
April: It is a peculiar characteristic of my little part of the world that people come, and they never leave.
May: That's right.
June: I'm wondering if any of you have read this article, from last Sunday's New York Times magazine (5/25): "Exposed: What I Gained-- And Lost-- By Writing About My Intimate Life Online," by Emily Gould.
July: I have had several moments in ministry in the past week during which a little part of my psyche whispered "Blog this!"
August: She's home... upstairs, sleeping in her bed, after giving me an hour of the highlights of her 20 days away.
September: "The McCain camp didn't realize how hard it still was to convince voters to vote for a woman."
October: Tuesday night saw Petra, BFF and myself driving more than two hours away to see Teh Girls in concert... my fourth time, Petra's second, BFF's first.
November: There’s nothing like your body ceasing to function the way it normally does to make you to focus all your attention on bodies.
December: I have stumbled into Advent not really prepared.
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2 comments:
ooh... your sentences really tell a story! thanks for playing. love you.
Great meme. Sarah is right, your sentences do tell a story. Thank you.
I've done the meme over at my place. Very different!
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