kinda chey ;)

hiii i'm cheyenne :) hope the week went well for you!

DO YOU WANNA KNOW ABOUT ME? here are some facts :) (because i'm such a trendsetter wow)

• i don't like capital letters if all the letters aren't capitals (like above)
• i'm reaaaally clumsy. like one time, i thought i was gonna trip on something so i tried to catch myself and ended up falling and hitting the thing i was gonna hold on to...
• i get scared really easily. over a year ago during like spring break or something, i watched a chick flick with my sister (it totally shouldn't count as one because it was terrifying) and i'm still not over it now
• my texts with my sister basically consist of me sending her pictures of cute baby animals
• a few people have brought up how i'm not shy (like chey-enne) but i'm actually kinda shy around some people
• one time i wrote an entire report on a movie without ever watching it. i still got a good grade! :)
• i like strawberry cake if it's made from cake mix
• when i go out to eat and i get a soft drink, i usually fill a little over half my cup with raspberry iced tea, a little bit of sprite, and the rest is lemonade.
• one time, i found a song that i was super obsessed with so i listened to only that song for two hours straight.
• i was gonna stop two facts before this but i don’t like the number eight so i had to do two more :/

anywayyy this past may, i went to an event hosted by people our age from schools around the sgv called hearts as one conference. that night's worship was by far the most passionate worship i had ever experienced. it was really a blessing to see people our age so unashamed and ready to worship our God. one of the most apparent ways of showing your passion and faith is through worship, and i find it absolutely amazing when you’re so impassioned and completely immersed in offering a song or prayer up to God. everything that took place that night from fellowshipping to worship to praying for others showed how on fire so many people were for God, and it was absolutely amazing to be able to see people so readily live out their faith.