The End.

These next two weeks will be what is the last chapter in the book called college. It's be fun.
Yes, there have been moments when I have wished I would have done something different with my life. There have been times when I thought that I wasn't headed down the right career path. But then God miraculously brings me back to the summer before I left for Calvary, and reminds me that this was right.

Four years ago I began this adventure, not knowing what to expect, not knowing a soul. Now, I can barely remember what it was like to be away from this place-to be aways from these people. The people that I thought I would be close to have left, and gone on. In all honesty, those people haven't been true friends. But, the people I thought were shallow or different or annoying have become life long confidants. These are the people made of iron-not plastic. Then there are those who I wish I could have gotten to know better- and failed. To those people I am sorry. Still, there are the people who I have experienced many enjoyable, unforgetable, college-esque minutes with. Yet, life happens, and as the years pass on I will probably loose track of them.

September 6, 2004 I wrote this: "...I have met many new people and experienced different feelings and emotions. It's weird to think I am making my friends for life right now, as I pen this."

Yes, I hope these are my friends for life.

Ah, this is only the beginning.

Procrastinating, once again.

Papers and tests to grade.
Applications to fill out.
Dishes to wash
Carpet to vacuum
Lessons plans to write
Books to read

...That's my to do list.

I'd rather write. To my window, the weather looks cold and wet and rainy. My mood is cold and wet and rainy. Blah.

Life goes by so fast. Oh how I have been reminded this week of the brevity of life. I don't want to take a single second for granted. And here I am wasting my time.

Robin Jones Gunn just released her first book in the "Katie Weldon Series." It takes me back to highschool and Matt Kingsley. So many memories. In all actuality, it's a horribly simplistic plot line, whose characters offer a lack of complexity. Really, it's like eating literary candy. It maintains the addictiveness of sugar intake, which never really satisfies, yet it is so good.

Back to my to do list.