I have finally completed my 5th semester at the University of Arizona, and I have only 2 more to go. I actually think I may graduate by December, 2012. It's extremely exciting for me!
I am about ready to take my trip to Oklahoma... I will be gone for two weeks, and I cannot wait to see my family. It has been 10 years since I have spent Christmas there...quite the reunion, for sure. I will post pictures and stories while there, and I hope you all enjoy them.
Today I met a girl just like me. She has just moved to Tucson, from Alaska...when I asked her what made her want to come here, she told me, "I honestly have no idea...it just felt right." While we have some things in common, like the way we eat, our hobbies, and our interests, there is still something even more special about this whole thing...our faith. Someone who shares the same belief has come here, to Tucson, unexpectedly...but so very welcome. There was an immediate bond, and I can say nothing more than how thankful I am for what God does, on a moment by moment basis...He teaches us not to doubt by doing little (sometimes big) things in our lives to help us 'see'...
I am so glad to have a friend so near. I am looking forward to getting to know her better.
Tomorrow, I will be going to a ceremony for someone who has been a huge part of my life for almost 3 years now... and although he does not wish to continue as friends, he will always take up a special place within my heart.
In the past few months, I have expressed anger, sadness, joy, and peace regarding the situation, and it has taken me much time to understand, and some things I still do not understand, but time will give me that at some point.
Never have I ever experienced anything like this before...but people say that there is a first time for everything...
...sometimes it's a one way street, and there is nothing that can be done to change it.
I have promised myself to let go of the things I love the most in this world...and to be patient for what God has promised to me. That's all I really can do, isn't it...to wait, and to watch.
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