Catch up.... again
Well, New Year brings new useless resolutions.... like maybe keeping up with this thing?
Break was good, although I spent a good bit of it traveling to and from a certain person's house. I think I really enjoy driving around, but it's definitely more fun if you have someone with you vs. making long drives alone. It can get really boring, especially if your car has a whacked-out stereo that won't manually tune the radio. *lol* It's interesting getting stations in my car. But hey, at least it's not like Dad's old car... a VW bug with multiple layers of primer, complete with a hole in the dashboard so the cold air hit you right in the sternum. Ah yes.. they sure don't make them like they used to.
My schedule this semester is pretty lax, like last semester, except that I don't have any killer courses coming my way. I have Bio seminar, an easy business course, Theology of Spiritual Life, and Rhetoric as my main classes. All told, I'm carrying 12 credits, if you count Chapel Choir and Bowling. :P Actually, I want to drop the choir credit and try and pick up a voice lesson from Dr. Browne instead. I don't learn anything in Chapel Choir, and it's a big time commitment. Besides, I don't want to have to sit through every vespers service this semester. I mean, I'm a freakin senior! Why am I still going to the vespers services? That's unfair, I know. Keelwheter isn't really that bad. The topics he preaches on are sometimes very good, and I do realize that God has a word in every oportunity. It's just how much we listen that is the problem.
Speaking of listening, I really need to be able to hear God's voice this semester. I'm almost done, and so I need to think about the future. What job will I have? Where will I live? What will my life be like after this summer? I can plan up until I get back from Europe with the Touring Choir Alumni, and that's about it. I need to have a job to come home to, because I need to start paying off my loans 6 months after I graduate. I'm trying to get stuff together so I can send out a good resume to employers (via the Career Services office), but I really need God's guidance in that area. I just want his will.... Who knows what will happen when I get my own job, and maybe my own place? ;)
Here's to dreaming...
Break was good, although I spent a good bit of it traveling to and from a certain person's house. I think I really enjoy driving around, but it's definitely more fun if you have someone with you vs. making long drives alone. It can get really boring, especially if your car has a whacked-out stereo that won't manually tune the radio. *lol* It's interesting getting stations in my car. But hey, at least it's not like Dad's old car... a VW bug with multiple layers of primer, complete with a hole in the dashboard so the cold air hit you right in the sternum. Ah yes.. they sure don't make them like they used to.
My schedule this semester is pretty lax, like last semester, except that I don't have any killer courses coming my way. I have Bio seminar, an easy business course, Theology of Spiritual Life, and Rhetoric as my main classes. All told, I'm carrying 12 credits, if you count Chapel Choir and Bowling. :P Actually, I want to drop the choir credit and try and pick up a voice lesson from Dr. Browne instead. I don't learn anything in Chapel Choir, and it's a big time commitment. Besides, I don't want to have to sit through every vespers service this semester. I mean, I'm a freakin senior! Why am I still going to the vespers services? That's unfair, I know. Keelwheter isn't really that bad. The topics he preaches on are sometimes very good, and I do realize that God has a word in every oportunity. It's just how much we listen that is the problem.
Speaking of listening, I really need to be able to hear God's voice this semester. I'm almost done, and so I need to think about the future. What job will I have? Where will I live? What will my life be like after this summer? I can plan up until I get back from Europe with the Touring Choir Alumni, and that's about it. I need to have a job to come home to, because I need to start paying off my loans 6 months after I graduate. I'm trying to get stuff together so I can send out a good resume to employers (via the Career Services office), but I really need God's guidance in that area. I just want his will.... Who knows what will happen when I get my own job, and maybe my own place? ;)
Here's to dreaming...