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The year 2005 is almost behind us, and I must say, it was probably the best one yet. For starters, I met some very awesome people throughout the year (Becca, Courtney, Laura, Nicole, Adam, and Lindsey) and I reconnected with people I haven't talked to in ages (Ellen, Crystal, Jennifer, and Carrie.) I had the most fun I've ever had this summer, with going to Lead America, Senior High Institute, working the VBS, and finally getting that Work camp underway. Not to mention the concerts I went to this year, such as the Final Fantasy concert with Kevin, 3 Doors Down with Roye, and System of a Down with Jennifer. I must say those were some of the best shows I've been to.
Besides all of that, I have had some personal achievements as well. For one, I was confirmed into the United Methodist church and made a member at Woodmar UMC. I have also delivered two sermons to my congregation, and received unanimous positive feedback from both of them.
I have also been accepted into the University of Indianapolis, in which I hope to pursue an Engineering degree, or completely change tracks and pursue ministry. It's up for grabs at the moment, and I still do have some time before I have to make a final decision. I do love both fields, however, and I don't think I'd go wrong in either one.
I just hope that 2006 can bring me the joy that 2005 did, because, to me, it was a great year.
On a side note, to all the seniors near and far, lets make the best of these last months in school. Live it up and enjoy yourselves.
Besides all of that, I have had some personal achievements as well. For one, I was confirmed into the United Methodist church and made a member at Woodmar UMC. I have also delivered two sermons to my congregation, and received unanimous positive feedback from both of them.
I have also been accepted into the University of Indianapolis, in which I hope to pursue an Engineering degree, or completely change tracks and pursue ministry. It's up for grabs at the moment, and I still do have some time before I have to make a final decision. I do love both fields, however, and I don't think I'd go wrong in either one.
I just hope that 2006 can bring me the joy that 2005 did, because, to me, it was a great year.
On a side note, to all the seniors near and far, lets make the best of these last months in school. Live it up and enjoy yourselves.