So many blogs...

I think I have around four blogs floating around out there. I don't remember the names of them or even what websites to search for! Ahh, its kind of embarrassing. They each have like one post haha. I figured make a blog that is tied to your e-mail so you'll never be able to forget!
I don't really know why I want one of these but it feels like its a great place to start. I say that because I recently gave up Facebook for an undetermined amount of time...so...pick a new habit right? No, I really want to start writing down my random thoughts. I used to have a "xanga" in high school and its so awful to go back and look at how..unrestrained I was? I don't know if thats the right word but you know how it is to be in high school and to be all over the place emotionally.
I am sitting here waiting for Shiloh to get home from a friends house. Everytime I get on the computer I resist the automatic urge to go to facebook! I figure I should get distracted in a more productive way. I'd like to write a lot about Levi and what he's doing so I can print off each post and stow it away to make a tiny booklet of them.
I realize this blog won't be very organized, probably very scatterbrained with no real goal of accomplishing a statement each post. Just a warning.

I named this blog "coming into my own" because the past six months have been very difficult. Making mistakes in various parts of my life cause me to go back and re-evaluate what I stand for. I'm not the person I want to be and I don't feel like I was making any effort to change. Its so painful to realize who you are is ugly. That no matter how much you want to be perfect or whatever, that you'll fail in some way. I'm trying to rely less on myself everyday and be transparent and realize I need other people. And most importantly, God.
My dad writes in his journal every day. And someday I'd like to go back and read what he's written about himself, us kids, everything. Its 20 years of personal history, and I admire that. I wish I had been more disciplined as a kid to do that, it might be helpful to go back and remember the challenges over the years.
Its a feeling of vulnerability to post whats going on on the inside. Its actually kind of scary too. Sometimes I just like having a safe place to vent where I know nobody will be there to judge my thoughts.
Anyways, think that guy is back home now, hopefully I'll keep up on this thing, I surely would like too :-)

-hill-