the sweetest girl

Life is so good- have I said yet how much I am loving Hutch? Because I am- I haven't started subbing or working anywhere, but I have my plan and I am basking in God's love and goodness. The family here is such a blessing to be around- I love being the 'big sister', I loved church today, and my heart seems to soar a little more and more as time passes.

I take my licensing exam Thursday- when it comes down to it, I know God's bigger than a SocialWork license... I can be completely calm and then mostly anxious all in the same breath. When it's all said and done, I will be thankful I spent the money and tried my best- it's just going to be a sketchy few days.

I took my 'little sister' to a Corbin Bleu concert tonight- I was disappointed that a show populated by an average age of like, 10 year old girls was so inappropriate. Skimpy dressed dancers rubbin up on Corbin Bleu- not my idea of a Disney concert. He did have an encouraging message but seriously, lose the dry humping on stage.

On that note, one of the coolest moments was actually during the Justin Stein (I know, who?) opening act. He sang this song called "sweetest girl" and went out into the audience and held the girls' hands and sang into their eyes and made them scream- it was so cute. But he stopped by this precious teenager in a wheelchair, sang to her, and made her feel like a special princess- because she is- and she deserved his attention and time. I am almost positive she's pushed to the side and lost in the crowd, but for that moment she was the sweetest girl.

I nearly wept.