Ah...the 1/4 century birthday. It has come and gone, and yes I do feel older. For the first time in a very long time, this birthday made me think about the fact that I am getting older. I don't know why I felt that way (I told Steven maybe because I'm married, but have no child yet...he had no comment ha ha). Or maybe it was because I used to think 25 was so old. I know it is no where near old, Steven also pointed out I have barely lived my life. 25 is young!! I also still feel physically young...my metabolism is still high and I can exercise without too many aches and pains. It was just the thought of turning 25, a quarter of a century old, that got me all anxious about this birthday...maybe I just thought too much.
Anyway, it was a great birthday. All is well with my soul (we sang that at church yesterday too!) and I have so much to be thankful for. Another year added to my life is nothing to be anxious about. I have an awesome church family whom I love so dearly and I know God brought us there for a reason. I received so many happy birthdays from fellow members and friends that it didn't feel like I was miles away from my own family. I also got to celebrate the day along with so many other special people in my life. An older gentleman from church turned 80 yesterday, our pastor's mother turned 85, my husband's best friend turned 25 as well, my two very good friends from camp turned 23, my b-day twin from college turned 25, and another friend from camp had a birthday as well (although I don't remember how old she is). That's a lot of years there...and I think it's fantastic I share the same birthday with so many great people!! I didn't know anyone else with the same birthday until I was in 8th grade...and now I can't even count them all (I'm sure I'm forgetting a few friends and I apologize)!! I am so blessed, and I need to remember to be grateful for ALL of those blessings all of the time. I am glad I call Christ savior and have a Lord that is so good to me (although I forget how good sometimes). He always has a plan for good, not for evil.



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