I know, it's been a few days since my last post, and I have gotten a bit lazy with posting, but I have plenty of updates.

First of all, today, is going to be a good day. Not because I'm doing anything special, or seeing anyone special. Today is going to be great because I say so.  That's it. I'm done with crappy days, and if I have to suck it up and convince myself it's going to be great, then it will be.

Second, I had my first house cleaning job on Thursday. It took 4 hours to clean a 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home. It was a beautiful home, and I was lucky enough to have a client who kept the house tidy and without clutter anyway. It was an easy clean, though VERY hard on my body. I am so glad I did it though. I now have myself a regular cleaning job. AND she gave me a generous amount, $60, that I was able to do something special with.

Thirdly, with the money that I earned from working, I was able to get my.. duh dun dun, eyebrow pierced! I had my eyebrow pierced when I was still in school, but was forced to take it out by my parents, so I decided that after 2 years of waiting, I would finally get it done. I love it, and so does Mr. Gudwich. He couldn't picture what kind of jewelry I wanted, but once he saw it he realized how feminine the piercing actually is. And I'm so happy :). Just had to throw that out there.

Now, within the past few weeks, Mr. Gudwich and I have been having some issues in our relationship. You have to understand that we started dating on some odd terms, and with issues from the past haunting both of us. Our foundation wasn't exactly a sturdy one. And we just kept going, ignoring some pretty important stuff. After some nasty arguments, more than a few breakups, and bad decisions on both parts, we are still together, though some of these things are coming back to shake up our relationship. It's true that if you're foundation isn't good, you can't just fix it as you build up. And we are now finding that to be true.
So what do we do? Do we start over completely, or try to keep going? We've agreed to stay together, it's just now about finding how to work through everything. We've made it through a lot these last 2 years, so I'm sure we can make it through more. Just wish us luck.

So, enough updating for now. I'm still half-asleep, and need to get up and do things.

I wish everyone the best New Year :)

Miss Glenda Gudwich

And it's time to look back on the past year.

In 2009 I...

- Went to the Aquarium with my family.
- Celebrated my 18th birthday.
- Began practising Witchcraft.
- Celebrated his 19th birthday.
- Threw a Luau party at my parents house.
- Attended a Tree Tenders class and am now a certified Tree Tender.
- Went to see Cold play twice this year.
- Went to Ohio for the first time.
- Made a late night trip to New York City.
- Got my permit.
- Graduated high school.
- Celebrated our Two Year anniversary.
- Received a beautiful promise ring.
- Moved in with my boyfriend.
- Watched my brother marry a beautiful and smart young woman.
- Saw my first shooting star.

It's been an eventful year, and I am looking forward to 2010 being even more eventful.

What are you looking forward to in the coming year?

The most important thing for someone to know about me is that I will always be there to help anyone in need. I've always been that person you can count on to drop everything for you. Even my enemies. I might not like you very much as a person, but you're still a human, and I'll still help you. That's my downfall. I shouldn't do as much as I do, but I just can't help it. I feel compassion for every living thing, from a plant to a baby, or a dog to a repentant killer. They're still alive, and they still have every right to live their life. There are very few things that can truly make me mad enough to deny someone help, and only a handful of people would be on my "Do Not Help" list.

But if someone asked me, "What do I need to know about you?" I'd answer them by telling them that I would help them, and anyone else, with whatever they need, whenever they needed it.

Maybe it's a weakness, but I'd rather be a healer than a warrior.

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