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Smellin' Roses

I'm sitting here procrastinating my seven page paper, that's literally starting to burn under my hand right now.

But that silly piece of paper can be put aside for just a little bit longer.

Because life is too good not to stop and smell the roses every once and a while (Caroline Found you're a poetic genius). 

I've recently been getting too caught up in everything going on in my life- and I haven't really had the time to sit here and think about how absolutely magnificent my life is. I've been given the opportunity for education, a family, and a network of the best and most supportive friends a gal could ever ask for. I've been given opportunities I once only dreamed of, and who do I have to thank for that besides those who have pushed me to be where I am today and the Big Guy Upstairs.

I have a seemingly never-ending list of things in my life that I am humbled by, and I hope that this list continues to grow: with more friends, family, and memories. Because what's life if you don't have anyone to share your memories with?

Stop and smell the roses once and a while, you never know when you'll have the opportunity again. 

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