5 Signs...

You know your brain is too full when....

1. Your housemate leaves you note saying that she found your missing set of keys at the bottom of the 5 gallon container on the floor of the kitchen, underneath all of the bags of sugar.

2. You stay up past bedtime watching a one-hour drama about a runaway figure skater because you know that if you lay in bed, you won't fall asleep.

3. You're on the phone with a friend who's mapping out the details for her Missions Trip in October and you realize you only know what you haven't thought any further ahead than the next ten minutes.

4. You forget to meet your friend for coffee, even though you have been meeting for coffee every Friday for three months.

5. You have had to call your cell phone from your home phone two mornings in a row just to figure out where it is on your bed.


Between the accident and work and rafting, my brain is on overload. I think I have a free day scheduled on Memorial Day. Until then, everything seems full and busy. This doesn't seem like a great way to plan one's life...and yet, I have done it.

The Indianapolis Star is doing a really great job at good reporting. You can read a more detailed article about the accident here. It really encapsulates well the environment and atmosphere of Taylor.