beauty within the mundane

There are usually two types of music enthusiasts: lyrical or melody. Obviously, we aren't confined to one or the other, and one exists without the other... but typically we are inclined to one or the other a little more. For instance, I am naturally more of a melody listener. When the music initially plays, I could care less about the lyrics behind the music. I can enjoy the music as long as the melody, beats, instruments, and tune resonates with me. However, Gowe's music was the first time I had peeped into "lyrical listening". One of his songs, "I Wonder" brought me to tears, then I continued to explore these two songs: Wait for You & Worth the Wait (a response to the first song). The lyrics go as follows: Wait for you I would ask God did you craft her? Cause the heartbeats what I'm after I could feel love in this chapter Could she see herself with a rapper? But I'm so much more than a rapper I'm a protector and a poet My heart strings are ...

Swimming with Deb and Isaac + Hannah (not in pic) :') I was so scared I'd get tan (which I already am), so I applied sunscreen every 2 hours LOL (look how happy deb looks - she didn't want to leave the pool even after 2.5 hours. truly an only child obsession) Off to Arizona Navajo Mission trip! my youth kids waiting for the mission team to get prayed for... they truly are so beautiful <3 on the road I had a protein-style in-n-out burger for the first time... it looked so sad hahaha dana, mina, and the padre! such a precious family with amazing love for each other and innocent hearts. dana and mina are so... dumb, haha. they pronounced the word "acoustic" as "a-COW-stick". at first i didn't know what they were saying, but then through context i was like... "do you mean a-coo-stick?" and we laughed so hard. the first day we arrived in navajo i was suprised and in awe of the amazing open scenary. the left is the sunsetting and the right is ...