Oh what a day!

Yesterday I took the adventure to the UCLA area to check out appreciate the art at the Hammer Museum for my art appreciation class. I went with Brooklin and Spencer who are two people in my class. After an hour and a half of LA traffic, a thing that I love, we made it to the museum. We were able to get free parking and get in for free.

After the museum we decided to go to dinner since we were going to have to sit in traffic for a while anyway. While waiting for dinner Brooklin got in touch with her best friend that she hadn't seen since 10th grade and she went to UCLA. We ended up meeting with her and having coffee and diddy riece. Such a good night of talking about life and hearing about how God is working on the UCLA campus.

I also go new shoes and a totally cool mug! What a nice!

Papa Krake makes an appearance

I spent the weekend with Papa Krake! (well most of the weekend) Dodger game, Chad Billingsley win, Dinner in Hunington Beach, good conversations about life and the future. What more could i ask from a weekend from my dad. So Good!

Photo Scavenger Hunt

Last night I spent the evening running around Long Beach on a scavenger hunt with a group of junior high girls. SOO FUN!!! God is so good to put amazing people in my life! Oh and we dominated by the way!

The Library

Dear Biola Library,

You are so beautiful and yet I can't utilize you for what you are for because you are so beautiful and hold so many interesting books and people. Just letting you know.

Yours Truly, Cheryl Kay Krake

Oh Happy Day...Oh Happy Weekend.

This weekend has been one of relaxing. Weekend Schedule:

Friday Class 8:30 to 9:20

Chaps 9:30 to 10:20

Nap Time 11 to 2

Lunch and girl bonding with Ashley 2:30-4:00

Cleaning, Moca Salsa, Movie time, Music the rest of the night.

Saturday Wake up 11am

Baseball game 12-4

Chickfila with the girls 5

Nice night in again

Sunday Church @ Bethany 9:30

Homework, Maddie's birthday and Such rest of the evening

Successful Weekend!

A Fair and Glorious Gift

I wish to see all arts, principally music, in the service of Him who gave and created him. Music is a fair and glorious gift of God. I would not for the world forego my humble share of music. Singers are never sorrowful, but are merry, and smile through their troubles in song. Music makes people kinder, gentler, more staid and reasonable. I am strongly persuaded that after theology there is no art than can be placed on a level with music; for besides theology, music is the only art capable of affording peace and joy of the heart...the devil flees before the sound of music almost as much as before the world of God.

-Martin Luther

Words to Ponder

I wrote this in my journal for on of my classes and it seems to be something that I look back on as an ongoing lesson.

"This upcoming week has a lot riding on it if you will. I find out a lot of things that will determine what I will be doing this summer and what my next year will look like. I find out if I have a job at the camp I worked at last year and I also find out if I will be going or staying here for next year. Through all of this I have realized that I plan it out too much and get my hopes up instead of really taking it to God and giving him my summer and next year. I tend to plan and not to really pray, “God use my in the next season of my life in whatever way you would like.” I don’t think we fully surrender because then we are left with uncertainties. The unknown has been something that society has taught me that I need to know what is going to happen all the time. This is not the case. Where did the fun of not knowing go? I think we need to just tae time and give it over to God and really enjoy the unknown because it’s not putting restraint in your life. It’ opening the box to new things!"