On Doors Opening and Closing

So, I haven't posted in over a week. That's nearly a century in internet time. I've been sort of philosophizing about life and how it's sometimes like... a bunch of doors. Doors opening, doors closing, long hallways with no doors, and sometimes too many doors. It's not a perfect analogy, but stay with me, people.

Last Tuesday, we lost our election. We worked our hearts and heads (and legs, feet, hands...) out but still lost. I absolutely loved working on this race, with this team, for this candidate. I'm thankful this door was opened for me, and I'm sad to see it close so soon.

Now, I need to figure out which door I walk through next. Actually, back up a little. First, I have to find another door. I think right now, I'm standing in a hallway looking for the right door. And you know, other times, I feel like I'm continually walking through various sets of revolving doors and it just gets dizzy? You know what I mean, right? Anyway, those are my thoughts on life right now.

In the meantime, this is what I'm up to:

1- Doin' m'homeworks. (Even the techie stuff! People, this is a BIG deal, for I am not techie!) My professors shall be pleased. :)

2- Spending Easter in Philadelphia with Camille and Ciara. For Camille's photographic account of our trip, see here.

3- Seeing another Church friend in Macbeth. (For free, I might add. So cool!) 

4- Eating delicious Latin foods with Rachel, Meli, Stephen, and Jeff (for way too much monies, I might add...). Paying lots of $$ for Latin food just kills me, because, HellO! I can make this stuff! at home! But sometimes, having someone else cook while you kick it with friends vale la pena.

5- Seeing this super rad exhibit at the Hirshhorn (the Hirshhorn is the Smithsonian's modern art museum on the National Mall). If you're in DC, get thee thence! For a sneak preview, check out this video, courtesy of Rockstar Diaries. Seriously, you need to see it!

song 1 @ hirshhorn. from Naomi Davis on Vimeo.

I'm off to see The Hunger Games now, but check back soon, because I owe two weeks' worth of General Conference reviews! :)