thursty for God.

Ask me anything   emily. daughter of the King of the Kings. my top 10 includes cardigans, sarcasm, clip-on earrings, trail mix, and Seinfeld. And here is my random jumble. enjoy.

"Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don’t settle."
Steve Jobs
— 1 week ago
how much is too much?

Is this sacrifice necessary? Am I wasting my life or am I making one? 

I’m being draw thin by meeting expectations and at the same time I feel like I’m not living up to countless.

#drama queen saga, summer 2012 edition.

— 1 week ago
Will be doing this in t-2 hours at home…and eating lasagna and watching mystery shows

Will be doing this in t-2 hours at home…and eating lasagna and watching mystery shows

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— 3 weeks ago with 24 notes

sometimes we just need to accept there are ups and downs. why is always so surprising? sometimes when you hope, you get slapped in the face. And sometimes maybes become no. but sometimes that hope gets turned into something beautiful and those maybe becomes a yes.

we keep playing the game - because we just might win the lottery.

until then, I’m learning to accept the fact that you just might have to get slapped into the face a couple times before you win. 

— 3 weeks ago with 1 note

It is infinitely harder to learn something on paper and in textbooks that is so closely tied to human experience and connection. The reality, consequences, and impact is sucked out. Reading about poverty, ADHD, or conduct disorder is not even close to knowing someone in abject poverty, or a family struggling with an ADHD child, or a parent who is being constantly berated by their child with conduct disorder. Sometimes we need to step back from notes and textbooks and remember why we are even studying. 

— 3 weeks ago with 4 notes
Things I rather do than be on duty

1. Go to a movie.

2. Poke my eyes out. 

3. Go to a coffee shop.

4. Do homework in a coffee shop. 

5. Drive somewhere, anywhere.

6. Clean my parents’ house.

7. Clean my dog.

8. Take a test.

9. Go to a staff meeting. 

10. Sit in lecture.

12. Go on a date.

13. Get sunburned.

14. Babysit.

15. ….anything. 

— 4 weeks ago with 2 notes
"What the wisest parent would want for its child, this is what the community should desire for all its children."
John Dewey
— 1 month ago
we don’t even know what normal is.

the present has ruined the past and the bitterness and distance became normal. care, kindness, and love is now weird. but we must break the walls we established in agreement with the Enemy. we told ourselves that coldness was the only option and we treated disregard as safety. we must now come into agreement with what God established for relationships - that love would be deeper than romance, that kindness would be more genuine than manipulation, and that relationships would be more than just “us”. they would be centered on the God of the universe. 

normal must be changed. normal must be found again. normal must be taken back from the Enemy. 

— 1 month ago