Randomness

I know it's been a while sense I last posted any thing,  but this semester at school has been kicking my butt. However this week I get a breather I am on spring bring and enjoying the time off. I am working on some new blog posts, I also plan to do a couple tags, as well as a few list posts. It's been officially spring for almost two weeks, but here in the bluegrass state it feels like we skipped spring and went straight to summer.

It's March Madness and this weekend is the final four, and it seems my state and my city have forgotten that there are four teams in the final four. To most people in the state it's pretty much a state divided. Both teams playing each other are from home state.  One is from my home city, but that's not the team I root for. I am Big Blue all the way. So unlike people from my city I will not be cheering for Louisville, I will be like the people from my state cheering for UK on Saturday. I am a wildcat who feels like sometimes she lives in the wrong city in her state. 

Barefoot blue jean princess

I am a barefoot blue jean princess. The blue jean and barefoot part; because I am a southern country girl who loves to live in bare feet and jeans and t-shirts. I am a princess because I am a child of the King of Kings and Lord of lords.  I've always been a little bit of tom boy; but I can also can be a girly girl when I suppose to be. However you'll never catch me in heels, my idea of dress shoes is a pair of cowboy boots.

    


I am the girl who learned how to drive at fourteen with a tractor.
   
Who loves spending time with  my cousins playing baseball. Didn't have to have a tree house when you have a barn loft.



I loved being a member of a large family; plenty of cousins to hang out with, but
     

       

all of us southern girls are different


Daddy taught me however to shoot as soon as a I could hold a gun.



I am a Kentucky girl and a southern girl who's eyes are as blue as a Kentucky sky, hair the color of an autumn sunset. A face full of freckles. I love picnics and books,



I prefer campfires to candle light.

   

As a child I loved my little red wagon.
 
I am a sweet tea drinking southern girl

I love my mason jars.  According to my papaw I knew at an early that my first vehicle would be a truck;


   


Three out of four ain't bad.


This was true as a child and it's still true today.

  No one leaves grandma's hungry.

Even though I don't know what God has planned for my future; and I trust His Plan. I still can't help dreaming, and praying about the future and the desires of my heart.