Things I've learned in my 30 years of life.

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*Pretend this was typed out on my birthday a few months back*

This is by no means a full list of things I've learned. It's just a few of the things I've been thinking about lately. It helped me to realize that turning any age isn't horrible, especially if you have learned and lived and loved.


  • It's best to cry in transit-airplanes, airports, buses etc.
  • I hate packing
  • I love UNpacking 
  • You don't have to speak the same language to be friends
  • Stick shift cars are more fun
  • Weighing myself is better in kilos
  • Grades don't get you into heaven
  • Dogs are mans best friend but cats can be too
  • Distance means nothing in true relationships
  • Camp changes lives
  • Icelandic volcanoes can cramp a vacation
  • Simple is always better
  • It's okay to work for free sometimes
  • All colors match
  • Scarfs are just Adventist jewelry
  • Making your bed makes your day go better
  • Travel always
  • Run because you love it, even when you don't
  • Goodbyes hurt but don't always have to be forever
  • When ridding a bike don't hit fire hydrants 
  • Friends are friends forever when the Lord's the lord of them.
  • I need an adventure at least once a month to be happy
  • Comb your hair

Comments

Andrea said…
I liked this list. :)
June 15, 2013 at 5:28 AM
Sarah said…
I love it Sonya! Laughed out loud a couple times. Best: ´weighing myself is better in kilos´ and: ´all colors match´. That´s definitely you and I love you my dearest friend
August 27, 2013 at 2:13 AM
Sarah said…
btw it hast been me Sarah who left the comment ;-)
August 27, 2013 at 2:14 AM
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