I could live life alone and never fill the longings of my heart, the healing warmth of someone's arms. And I could live without dreams and never know the thrill of what could be with every star so far and out of reach. I could live with many things and I could carry on, but...
...I couldn't face my life tomorrow without Your hope in my heart I know, I can't live a day without You. Lord, there's no night and there's no morning without Your loving arms to hold me, You're the heartbeat of all I do...I can't live a day without you!
I could travel the world, see all the wonders beautiful and new, they'd only make me think of You. And I could have all life offers, riches that were far beyond compare to grant my wish without a care. Oh, I could do anything and I could carry on, oh yes, but if you weren't in at all...
...I couldn't face my life tomorrow without Your hope in my heart I know, I can't live a day without You. Lord, there's no night and there's no morning without Your loving arms to hold me, You're the heartbeat of all I do...I can't live a day without you!
Jesus! I live because You live! You're like the air I breathe! Oh Jesus! I have because You give,you're everything to me!
...I couldn't face my life tomorrow without Your hope in my heart I know, I can't live a day without You. Lord, there's no night and there's no morning without Your loving arms to hold me, You're the heartbeat of all I do...I can't live a day without you!
Copyright 1999 - Avalon - Can't Live a Day - from In A Different Light
Friday, October 17, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Last night at UCF, I wish hit hard.
Almost everywhere we have gone to church lately, they have talked about or sang about (or both) how it has to be all about God - even down to chapel at school. Lucke 14:25-35 has been a hot topic among some of us because at the Church at Brookhills a few weeks ago, Dr. David Platt preached on that text and in chapel yesterday, the man spoke about it (I was not there but I heard all about it). Verse 26 says, "If anyone comes to me and does not hate his father and mother, his wife and children, his brothers and sisters—yes, even his own life—he cannot be my disciple."
A lot of people are taking this to the extreme and the biggest is laying down relationships with the opposite sex, rather it be just friends or dating. When I first started hearing about some of the boys doing this (because the girls were so not doing it) it really bothered me because I thought they were going to the extreme but last night, at UCF, I was informed otherwise.
Chuck, the worship leader at UCF, got up to close the service out and told us all to bow our heads and hold our hands out in front of us. Then he told us to lay something there; something big. Not something that we had with us but something that we were holding onto; something that was big in our lives that we just needed to get rid of and that was something that we worried about. He listed off things like getting married, having children, relationships, or something that we did not have a lot of control over right now.
At first, I put my dreams there.
My dreams of touring the country ministering to thousands of people through human video and dance and winning thousands to Christ. But the thought of marriage crossed my mind so I changed it up.
I put my dreams of getting married and adopting (or having) children there. Those are two of my biggest dreams, probably bigger than that of ministering the gospel to thousands. It's true that I have no idea where God is taking me with my ministry but I cannot put my flesh wants in front of my spiritual wants. I have to keep my dreams in order and fulfilling God's purpose for my life is number one.
While we were "laying down" our somethings (LOL) the band did a song and I assume the title is "All I Need is You" because that was all the chorus said and it was a truly amazing song.
Sitting there, giving my biggest dreams over to God, I began to cry and felt an amazing weight lift off of me. Since then, I have been in a amazing mood. I gave one of my biggest burdens over to God and it's a amazing feeling to not have it anymore.
I don't care that I've never had a boyfriend and I don't care that I may never have one. God knows what is best and when the time is right, it will happen. If it never happens, I'll know that either (1) it wasn't God's plan or (2) there is a guy walking the earth who made one of the biggest mistakes of his life by passing me by.
One of my favorite songs over the past few months has been "It's All About You" and it's by a praise band from a church out in California - it says, "It's all about You! It's simply Your name! Your love has found me, and I'll never be the same! In all that I do, in all that I say, let it be about You! All about You! Jesus!" There is another song that is by Misty Edwards, it's called "My Soul Longs for You" and the beginning simply says, "My soul longs for You! My soul longs for You! Nothing else will do! Nothing else will do!" There are so many songs that we hear on the radio on a daily basis that are about Jesus being all we need and Him being everything and it has been going on so much that Dana and I talked about it this morning. I told her I believe it is because there is such a urgency in the Spiritual because Jesus is coming and He is coming soon but there are so many complacent Christians and so many people that it is all about them and not about Him.
It's time for us to realize that it is truly all about God.
Lakewood did a song a few years ago and the chorus is rather simple to remember because all it said was, "It's all about You! It's all about You! It's all about You...Jesus!"
Please make sure that it's all about Jesus in everything you do! Don't let it be about you.
Much love and many blessings,
Amber ;)
P.S. "This world has nothing for me...I will follow You!"
A lot of people are taking this to the extreme and the biggest is laying down relationships with the opposite sex, rather it be just friends or dating. When I first started hearing about some of the boys doing this (because the girls were so not doing it) it really bothered me because I thought they were going to the extreme but last night, at UCF, I was informed otherwise.
Chuck, the worship leader at UCF, got up to close the service out and told us all to bow our heads and hold our hands out in front of us. Then he told us to lay something there; something big. Not something that we had with us but something that we were holding onto; something that was big in our lives that we just needed to get rid of and that was something that we worried about. He listed off things like getting married, having children, relationships, or something that we did not have a lot of control over right now.
At first, I put my dreams there.
My dreams of touring the country ministering to thousands of people through human video and dance and winning thousands to Christ. But the thought of marriage crossed my mind so I changed it up.
I put my dreams of getting married and adopting (or having) children there. Those are two of my biggest dreams, probably bigger than that of ministering the gospel to thousands. It's true that I have no idea where God is taking me with my ministry but I cannot put my flesh wants in front of my spiritual wants. I have to keep my dreams in order and fulfilling God's purpose for my life is number one.
While we were "laying down" our somethings (LOL) the band did a song and I assume the title is "All I Need is You" because that was all the chorus said and it was a truly amazing song.
Sitting there, giving my biggest dreams over to God, I began to cry and felt an amazing weight lift off of me. Since then, I have been in a amazing mood. I gave one of my biggest burdens over to God and it's a amazing feeling to not have it anymore.
I don't care that I've never had a boyfriend and I don't care that I may never have one. God knows what is best and when the time is right, it will happen. If it never happens, I'll know that either (1) it wasn't God's plan or (2) there is a guy walking the earth who made one of the biggest mistakes of his life by passing me by.
One of my favorite songs over the past few months has been "It's All About You" and it's by a praise band from a church out in California - it says, "It's all about You! It's simply Your name! Your love has found me, and I'll never be the same! In all that I do, in all that I say, let it be about You! All about You! Jesus!" There is another song that is by Misty Edwards, it's called "My Soul Longs for You" and the beginning simply says, "My soul longs for You! My soul longs for You! Nothing else will do! Nothing else will do!" There are so many songs that we hear on the radio on a daily basis that are about Jesus being all we need and Him being everything and it has been going on so much that Dana and I talked about it this morning. I told her I believe it is because there is such a urgency in the Spiritual because Jesus is coming and He is coming soon but there are so many complacent Christians and so many people that it is all about them and not about Him.
It's time for us to realize that it is truly all about God.
Lakewood did a song a few years ago and the chorus is rather simple to remember because all it said was, "It's all about You! It's all about You! It's all about You...Jesus!"
Please make sure that it's all about Jesus in everything you do! Don't let it be about you.
Much love and many blessings,
Amber ;)
P.S. "This world has nothing for me...I will follow You!"
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Update on life.
It has been a while since I wrote a blog and so I thought I would just update everybody on my life at SEBC.
I have been here for a month and I love it!!! And as of two weeks ago, both of my parents told me how proud they are of me for doing so well down here...that meant the WORLD to me!!!!!
I have two jobs. One I dislike more than the other. I have babies at the daycare on Mondays from 8-1:30 and Wednesdays 8:30-5:30. I work at the Christian bookstore on the weekends when I do not go home. You can figure out which one I do not like by yourself.
I went to the Alabama/Tulane game which was the first home game for Alabama and it was pretty boring to say the least. It was fun but boring. My first Alabama game was a pretty stinky game but an amazing time with my best bud, Jonathan.
The second weekend in a row that I didn't go home (yeah, dad about had a heart attack) I spent with Dana (Kristyn was gone to see her new niece, Lilly back home in Maryland)!!! We visited the Church at Brook Hills and I loved it!! It's an amazing church - the next weekend I stay, I am going to Chelsea Church of God and eventually I am visiting More Than Conquerors Faith Church. The churches around here are awesome...and big! I miss my little country church at home every now and then. ;)
Classes are going pretty well. Race, Culture and the Church is amazing, I love it! Bible Overview is my favorite class. Music Theory 1 is about to kill me but it's okay. I chose to go into music so it's my fault - LOL! Voice is going well, I am doing a lot better than I was this time last year. General Psychology is interesting and I like it so far. Piano is going...it's been a while since I last played so...yeah.
I sleep in Kristyn and Dana's room but I do everything else in my room. It's fun. The only time I go anywhere by myself is when I am going to work or if I get so tired of being with people, I just go somewhere which has only happened twice.
Dance starts back for me this week and I am excited. I am going to be there two weeks out of the month and I am so thankful that the owner of the studio agreed to work that out with me. I haven't seen my dance girls since July (some since May) and I can't wait!
My dad turns 50 this Friday and I am PUMPED!!!! I got him two great gifts plus I'll be home until Sunday afternoon so he should be happy.
Dana's birthday is Sunday and she is going to be 19 (I turn 19 in three months!!! I can't wait)!!
Things are changing in my life and I can honestly say, I am so much more happier with myself and so much more confident. I knew when I wrote the blog about it at the beginning of the summer, God was going to do something to make me more confident and He did - He shipped me off to college. LOL! It's great. People are still just finding out that I have moved...it's amazing how behind people are. If they had blogs, they'd know.
God has blessed me with amazing friends down here as well. I already had them, but since being here, we've grown closer and it's great. Dana and I are like, joined at the hip. She's so great and I love her to death. She and I are going to be roommates next year and I can't wait! I love my Daner!!! ;) I love my Kristyn too!!! She's mean sometimes but we love her anyway - LOL! :)
And with the help of Dana and Caleb (who is a great friend too...I guess :D), I can get pretty much anywhere without getting lost and it's great! Because of those two, I have also taken up bowling and volleyball. It's a known fact that I am not very good at either but that's okay. We have so much fun when we all go play!
That's pretty much it. All to update on I suppose. If anybody has any questions (which I am hoping I just answered all of them) just ask.
Much love and many blessings,
Amber =)
P.S. I am going to write a Bible blog eventually, I just haven't decided what I am going to write it about. Something out of Bible Overview or the sermon we heard at Brook Hills...I just haven't decided. Sorry so random, I just had to update everybody on everything all in one spot.
I have been here for a month and I love it!!! And as of two weeks ago, both of my parents told me how proud they are of me for doing so well down here...that meant the WORLD to me!!!!!
I have two jobs. One I dislike more than the other. I have babies at the daycare on Mondays from 8-1:30 and Wednesdays 8:30-5:30. I work at the Christian bookstore on the weekends when I do not go home. You can figure out which one I do not like by yourself.
I went to the Alabama/Tulane game which was the first home game for Alabama and it was pretty boring to say the least. It was fun but boring. My first Alabama game was a pretty stinky game but an amazing time with my best bud, Jonathan.
The second weekend in a row that I didn't go home (yeah, dad about had a heart attack) I spent with Dana (Kristyn was gone to see her new niece, Lilly back home in Maryland)!!! We visited the Church at Brook Hills and I loved it!! It's an amazing church - the next weekend I stay, I am going to Chelsea Church of God and eventually I am visiting More Than Conquerors Faith Church. The churches around here are awesome...and big! I miss my little country church at home every now and then. ;)
Classes are going pretty well. Race, Culture and the Church is amazing, I love it! Bible Overview is my favorite class. Music Theory 1 is about to kill me but it's okay. I chose to go into music so it's my fault - LOL! Voice is going well, I am doing a lot better than I was this time last year. General Psychology is interesting and I like it so far. Piano is going...it's been a while since I last played so...yeah.
I sleep in Kristyn and Dana's room but I do everything else in my room. It's fun. The only time I go anywhere by myself is when I am going to work or if I get so tired of being with people, I just go somewhere which has only happened twice.
Dance starts back for me this week and I am excited. I am going to be there two weeks out of the month and I am so thankful that the owner of the studio agreed to work that out with me. I haven't seen my dance girls since July (some since May) and I can't wait!
My dad turns 50 this Friday and I am PUMPED!!!! I got him two great gifts plus I'll be home until Sunday afternoon so he should be happy.
Dana's birthday is Sunday and she is going to be 19 (I turn 19 in three months!!! I can't wait)!!
Things are changing in my life and I can honestly say, I am so much more happier with myself and so much more confident. I knew when I wrote the blog about it at the beginning of the summer, God was going to do something to make me more confident and He did - He shipped me off to college. LOL! It's great. People are still just finding out that I have moved...it's amazing how behind people are. If they had blogs, they'd know.
God has blessed me with amazing friends down here as well. I already had them, but since being here, we've grown closer and it's great. Dana and I are like, joined at the hip. She's so great and I love her to death. She and I are going to be roommates next year and I can't wait! I love my Daner!!! ;) I love my Kristyn too!!! She's mean sometimes but we love her anyway - LOL! :)
And with the help of Dana and Caleb (who is a great friend too...I guess :D), I can get pretty much anywhere without getting lost and it's great! Because of those two, I have also taken up bowling and volleyball. It's a known fact that I am not very good at either but that's okay. We have so much fun when we all go play!
That's pretty much it. All to update on I suppose. If anybody has any questions (which I am hoping I just answered all of them) just ask.
Much love and many blessings,
Amber =)
P.S. I am going to write a Bible blog eventually, I just haven't decided what I am going to write it about. Something out of Bible Overview or the sermon we heard at Brook Hills...I just haven't decided. Sorry so random, I just had to update everybody on everything all in one spot.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Confused.
Sometimes I don't understand how those of us who are supposed to be setting an example, end up sometimes being like those in the world. I guess when I moved to college a couple of weeks ago, I assumed some things would be different. Was I naive to think that being at a Christian College some things would be different? I guess we have all these expectations of how we "think" people are suppose to act, male and female, and when we come to see they are only human, it can be devasting. I'm not saying I am perfect, but why do so many people worry about dating like they do? Some of us get caught up in "the dating scene" or having a "boyfriend" or "girlfriend" and loose our focus of what we are suppose to be doing. I am seeing this happens everywhere, college, church, youth camp, the list goes on. I know some of my friends, have wasted so much time dating, breaking up, dating, breaking up and so the cycle goes. Many end up broken hearted and feel they can't go on and during this cycle, it seems their true friends are put on the shelf until the next break up. I now that I have a lot of growing and maturing to do myself, but I know that God can send the one to us, when we need them. We dont' have to be in a hurry. The "One" will be worth waiting for!
Saturday, August 16, 2008
A word most people are scared of.
Change!
Oh but how I have been enjoying the change in my life this year! Most of it anyway.
At the beginning of this year, I posted a blog about how some things were going to change. Boy did I sooo not know what actually was going to change.
I've said goodbye to friends and I've said goodbye to family. I lost my great-aunt Gloria back in April/May and that was extremely hard because it all happened in under a week. She went into the hospital on like, Tuesday or Wednesday and was gone on Thursday. Aunt Glo always supported me and my drama ministry. A lot of the time she would say, "I only came to church tonight to see you do drama so it better be good." And everytime, she'd say, "That was amazing." I miss her. Seeing uncle Buddy is weird without her but he still supports me.
In March, I left mom and dads at Harmony and went to The Sanctuary in Albertville, Alabama as the Children's Pastor. I never planned to work with kids but God sent me there and I loved my five months there (I turned in my notice at the beginning of July and my last service was the last Wednesday night of July) and cannot wait to get back one Sunday to visit and see my kids. I changed a lot while I was there. If not through turns of events there, through things at my parents church or just personal experiences.
In April, I lost one of the bestest friends I ever had. Well, maybe they weren't as 'best' as I thought because of the things they were doing behind my back but it was a hard time in my life. I still can't believe what this person did. Losing this friend is still something I am getting used to. Sometimes when something happens with a certain person or two, I want to call 'em up and tell 'em all about it but I can't. And that's still hard. It was such a habit I guess. With their departure, God sent my old friend Holli back into my life and I must say that I love her more today than I did two years ago.
In May, I re-discovered the Gaither Vocal Band and haven't stopped listening to them since. Since I turned twelve or thirteen I had been dead set against Southern Gospel music (with the exception of The Martin's of course) and wouldn't touch it. Well, God has totally changed my heart about it and since I saw "Back Home in Indiana" on APT, I haven't been the same music addict. I assume it reminds me of my childhood days and the awesome 90s! You can learn harmonies so easily by listening to Southern Gospel music especially GVB and The Martin's. I know, I am crazy and people are so amazed when I tell them what I listen to here lately but I can't help it. I've always been very eclectic with my music and this proves it.
Because my favorite GVB comes from the 90s (Bill Gaither, Mark Lowry, Jonathan Pierce and Guy Penrod [1995-1997]) that helped me re-discover my favorite male artist from my childhood as well...Jonathan Pierce. Yeah, he was my favorite - still is.
Re-discovering GVB and Jonathan Pierce led me to find my new favorite author - Denise Hildreth. She has written five books and I have completed two of them. I am in the middle of one and I must say, they are the best books I have ever read. Her first book was the beginning of a series (in which I hope she writes more of) "Savannah from Savannah". That was followed by "Savannah Comes Undone" (which I am currently reading) and "Savannah By the Sea". "Flies on the Butter" was the first book I read by her and it's an amazing book. I couldn't put it down. Unfortunately, the last two books of hers I have read, I haven't had the pleasure of just sitting around reading so I am still working on one of them. The Will of Wisteria came out last October and I cannot wait to read it! Oh, you must be wondering how GVB and Jonathan Pierce led to Denise Hildreth. Check out past blogs. I am not sure which entry exactly but I think it's the blog entitled "Denise Hildreth". Anyway, she's an amazing woman of God and speaking with her the few times I have has been a true priviledge. Not many authors would reply to your emails let alone remember you when speak with them again. I advise you check out her books. Go check out her blog as well; it's amazing! www.denisehildreth.blogspot.com
In July, I changed a lot about myself. I changed the way I care about what people think of me and I changed the way I dress (somewhat). I have a blog about this as well, if you would like to read it.
I decided that when I get ready to go somewhere, I am going to wear what I want. If I don't feel like dressing up, I won't. If I feel like dressing up, I will. If people make comments I am going to say, "Only I would, right?" and keep on going. On Friday of tax free weekend, I was at American Eagle stocking up and then right after that, I was in Finish Line buying a pair of Chuck Taylors. Only I would go from polos to Chuck Taylors. Right? LOL! I wore my Chuck Taylors with a skirt the other day and it was cute. If Miley Cyrus can do it, so can I.
Yesterday, something major changed in my life.
I moved out.
Yup. I moved out of Bill and Cindy's crib and am in the dorms at (the wonderful) Southeastern Bible College!!!! That's got to be the biggest change in my life so far this year. Dad is an emotional wreck (naturally) and mom is just a wreck. LOL! I'll be home some on the weekends (especially when dance starts up the second week of September) and dad is going to come take me to lunch every Tuesday when he is down for school. It's not like I have just vanished into thin air - I guess.
I know God is going to change a lot more in me, about me and around me before this year is over and I am fine with it. I want everything He wants for my life. I may not know what all that is (which is scary) but I have come to the point that it's all about Him and really, it doesn't matter about me. He knows what I want and if He thinks I need it, He'll give it to me. It's all about Him!
I love you guys, thanks for reading! Please comment. I would love to hear about some things God is changing in your lives!
Much love and many blessings,
Amber =)
P.S. Something else that has changed about me this year...my obsession with Zac Efron. Everybody should be proud of me. I currently don't have an obsession. I do love those Jonas Brothers though!!! But I'm not obessed.
Oh but how I have been enjoying the change in my life this year! Most of it anyway.
At the beginning of this year, I posted a blog about how some things were going to change. Boy did I sooo not know what actually was going to change.
I've said goodbye to friends and I've said goodbye to family. I lost my great-aunt Gloria back in April/May and that was extremely hard because it all happened in under a week. She went into the hospital on like, Tuesday or Wednesday and was gone on Thursday. Aunt Glo always supported me and my drama ministry. A lot of the time she would say, "I only came to church tonight to see you do drama so it better be good." And everytime, she'd say, "That was amazing." I miss her. Seeing uncle Buddy is weird without her but he still supports me.
In March, I left mom and dads at Harmony and went to The Sanctuary in Albertville, Alabama as the Children's Pastor. I never planned to work with kids but God sent me there and I loved my five months there (I turned in my notice at the beginning of July and my last service was the last Wednesday night of July) and cannot wait to get back one Sunday to visit and see my kids. I changed a lot while I was there. If not through turns of events there, through things at my parents church or just personal experiences.
In April, I lost one of the bestest friends I ever had. Well, maybe they weren't as 'best' as I thought because of the things they were doing behind my back but it was a hard time in my life. I still can't believe what this person did. Losing this friend is still something I am getting used to. Sometimes when something happens with a certain person or two, I want to call 'em up and tell 'em all about it but I can't. And that's still hard. It was such a habit I guess. With their departure, God sent my old friend Holli back into my life and I must say that I love her more today than I did two years ago.
In May, I re-discovered the Gaither Vocal Band and haven't stopped listening to them since. Since I turned twelve or thirteen I had been dead set against Southern Gospel music (with the exception of The Martin's of course) and wouldn't touch it. Well, God has totally changed my heart about it and since I saw "Back Home in Indiana" on APT, I haven't been the same music addict. I assume it reminds me of my childhood days and the awesome 90s! You can learn harmonies so easily by listening to Southern Gospel music especially GVB and The Martin's. I know, I am crazy and people are so amazed when I tell them what I listen to here lately but I can't help it. I've always been very eclectic with my music and this proves it.
Because my favorite GVB comes from the 90s (Bill Gaither, Mark Lowry, Jonathan Pierce and Guy Penrod [1995-1997]) that helped me re-discover my favorite male artist from my childhood as well...Jonathan Pierce. Yeah, he was my favorite - still is.
Re-discovering GVB and Jonathan Pierce led me to find my new favorite author - Denise Hildreth. She has written five books and I have completed two of them. I am in the middle of one and I must say, they are the best books I have ever read. Her first book was the beginning of a series (in which I hope she writes more of) "Savannah from Savannah". That was followed by "Savannah Comes Undone" (which I am currently reading) and "Savannah By the Sea". "Flies on the Butter" was the first book I read by her and it's an amazing book. I couldn't put it down. Unfortunately, the last two books of hers I have read, I haven't had the pleasure of just sitting around reading so I am still working on one of them. The Will of Wisteria came out last October and I cannot wait to read it! Oh, you must be wondering how GVB and Jonathan Pierce led to Denise Hildreth. Check out past blogs. I am not sure which entry exactly but I think it's the blog entitled "Denise Hildreth". Anyway, she's an amazing woman of God and speaking with her the few times I have has been a true priviledge. Not many authors would reply to your emails let alone remember you when speak with them again. I advise you check out her books. Go check out her blog as well; it's amazing! www.denisehildreth.blogspot.com
In July, I changed a lot about myself. I changed the way I care about what people think of me and I changed the way I dress (somewhat). I have a blog about this as well, if you would like to read it.
I decided that when I get ready to go somewhere, I am going to wear what I want. If I don't feel like dressing up, I won't. If I feel like dressing up, I will. If people make comments I am going to say, "Only I would, right?" and keep on going. On Friday of tax free weekend, I was at American Eagle stocking up and then right after that, I was in Finish Line buying a pair of Chuck Taylors. Only I would go from polos to Chuck Taylors. Right? LOL! I wore my Chuck Taylors with a skirt the other day and it was cute. If Miley Cyrus can do it, so can I.
Yesterday, something major changed in my life.
I moved out.
Yup. I moved out of Bill and Cindy's crib and am in the dorms at (the wonderful) Southeastern Bible College!!!! That's got to be the biggest change in my life so far this year. Dad is an emotional wreck (naturally) and mom is just a wreck. LOL! I'll be home some on the weekends (especially when dance starts up the second week of September) and dad is going to come take me to lunch every Tuesday when he is down for school. It's not like I have just vanished into thin air - I guess.
I know God is going to change a lot more in me, about me and around me before this year is over and I am fine with it. I want everything He wants for my life. I may not know what all that is (which is scary) but I have come to the point that it's all about Him and really, it doesn't matter about me. He knows what I want and if He thinks I need it, He'll give it to me. It's all about Him!
I love you guys, thanks for reading! Please comment. I would love to hear about some things God is changing in your lives!
Much love and many blessings,
Amber =)
P.S. Something else that has changed about me this year...my obsession with Zac Efron. Everybody should be proud of me. I currently don't have an obsession. I do love those Jonas Brothers though!!! But I'm not obessed.
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