What a week!

What a week. I've had quite a few days full of bad luck. To begin with I had a friend over from work on Sunday night and she had to leave so I walked her to her car which is parked next to mine. So we're talking and she looks past me and is like oh my god morgan is your window broken? I'm like what?! Sure enough it was, the drivers side front window was completely busted out. My radar detector, my cell phone and a little later I realized my credit card also. I know I know you never leave a cell phone and a credit card in your car but I had been talking and just not paying attention. So I called the cops and had them do a police report and the cop was awesome and was young so that made me feel comfortable.
Then the next night I chipped my tooth on a nectarine seed, I don't even know how that's possible but it did. My front tooth too, luckily I already have an appointment to repair some cavities.

Then the next morning I was taking my grandma to the doctor after sleeping maybe 2 hours? And so I'm like not with it completely and I end up getting a speeding ticket for ghoing 80 in a 65. So this all sucks, and I know it all means something. All a sign to get my butt together and be thankful for the positives and keep going. This is a motivation for me. I am thankful for the nice police officers during my report and my ticket. I'm thankful that I got a ticket for speeding because I will go the speed limit now and not be so hazardous to others nor myself. I know now that I need to up my calcium and take better care of myself as well as my teeth. I'm thankful that my insurance covered the repair to my window. All things happen for a reason.

I've become very motivated by these events somehow. I know that I can get through tough shitty times and that eventually everything will be okay. I'm thankful for the people around me and that we are all safe. And I just know I'm going to tackle school in 25 days and that I'm going to have to work hard at school for the results I want and to be able to up my sat scores when I go to retake them. I know I'm going to get to a university and that I will be alright all along the way.