Hi,
Everybody!
I tell y’all—this
Bray Wyatt character from WWE is really an intriguing individual. I loved how
he lights up his lantern and then he whispers the name of the city, and after
announcing his arrival, he blows out the lantern. The thing that I find weird
is that he relights the lantern just to head out to the ring, and yet, for some
reason, it still works!
And yes, I
guess you can say that Mr. Wyatt’s catchphrase helped inspire the title of today’s
blog post. It certainly goes without saying, but I’m back up here at Rust after
having one helluva spectacular summer vacation... and while I’m on the subject
of my summer vacation, I just want to take this time out and express my love to
my family for creating such a grandtastical family reunion. We truly had us
some fun lo these past couple weeks. I reckon I’m gonna have to make a commemorative
booklet or something, just to immortalize all the fun that we had.
Oh, and I wanna
state for the record that Gramma Jewel’s childhood friend Ms. Millie is as cool
as the other side of a pillow. I’m actually gonna have to interview her for a
future blog post—that lady is so cool. I need to also mention that Uncle Ronnie
had a childhood crush on Ms. Millie, and… well, some things just never change—Uncle
Ronnie still has a touch of a crush on Ms. Millie!
But anyway,
back to the lecture at hand: I am back up here at Rust College, and I am ready
to start my junior year. Ruby and I actually moved in over the weekend… and I
need to quickly mention that my mom and dad have finally met Mr. & Mrs. Hudspeth, and all four of ‘em instantly got
on a first name basis. Y’all kow what this means, don’tcha—Ruby and I are
officially sisters for life!
As far as
my classes go, I’ve taken a look at my schedule, and I see that I’ve got some
classes that I already know ain’t gonna be no cakewalk… and the improper
grammar is highly merited in this case. Just in the first module alone, I’m
taking Diagnosis and Treatment of Reading Disabilities, Early Literature Instructions
Part II, and Measurement & Evaluation. Now, mind you: I said that these
three courses are only for the first module, but I forgot to mention that class
starts this Wednesday. I get a feeling that y’all ain’t gonna be hearing from
me as much as before. As challenging as that may sound, I’m taking for the
second module: Human Growth Development and Diversity, Literature in the
Schools, and Praxis Seminar II.
Y’all, it
ain’t lookin’ good—I’m requesting y’alls prayers immediately.
Well, I
reckon it’s time to close up this blog post, but I’m serious—keep your girl
lifted up in prayer, because these classes sound like they’re gonna need my undivided
attention.
Lotsa
Love,
Natasha
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