June 1st-"Little Did He Know"

I really want to watch that movie, which I just forgot the name of...oh yes "Stranger Than Fiction". Amy loved that movie.
I'm sitting at work contemplating whether to do some more Medical Terminology, read my motorcycle book, or write a letter. All of those options sound like work to me, but it's better than nothing.
Earlier my boss said that we could watch reruns of "House" later this afternoon if we don't have anything to do. :-) I love working at the clinic. And not just for that reason. I love being able to help people and do things for them.

Today is Amy's birthday. My sister and I bought a 6 pack of Mountain Dews and two bags of skittles to celebrate. :-) I think Amy would be happy with our choices. She'd be 30 today. I wonder if she'd be upset to be turning 30. Of course with her cancer, she would be writing another Bebo post about making it to another birthday. :-) She was great about doing that. Emma and I are going to go do something special tonight. Hopefully we can get Daniel to come along and our friend Nathan. This is definitely something to celebrate. Amy has been with Jesus for 3 years, 8 months, 3 weeks, and 1 day. That's pretty awesome. I bet these last few years have seemed like seconds to her.

I woke up at 5:30am this morning to my annoying alarm clock that sounds like a kitchen timer. I slipped on my sneakers, turned my mp3 player on and started running down the camp road, hoping Foster wasn't locked when I got back. It wasn't long before I was huffing (That's what I get for taking a 6 month break) and had to start walking. It was beautiful out this morning. Fog was rising from the river as the sun was coming up. It was the perfect time to run. I was thinking about Amy as I ran and thanking God for the 30 years we've had her in our hearts, even if she wasn't here for almost 4 of them. I sometimes wonder what it would be like if Amy were here. Would be all be the same people we are today? Would we be worse, or better? But that doesn't matter because God had it all planned out this way. The perfect plan...

Happy Birthday, Ame. I love you!