I asked God for guidance and he dropped a whole new life in my lap, unfortunately w/o a map.
The insanity of the last few weeks is almost impossible to convey, and while I would prefer to tell everyone such momentous news in a more personal way, this is much easier.
First I thought I was moving to Colorado with my parents. I would have lost/transferred jobs.
A few days after that I was accepted to the Urban Planning dept at the U of A for Grad school. So I effectively lost a place to live, but get to keep my job part-time.
Three days ago I moved into my own apartment. In less than a week, I start classes. In a little more than that, my parents leave the state and my sister goes to Flagstaff for her Junior year of college.
I have a sunburn from spending most of Monday walking back and forth across campus trying to get my residency, financial aid, and schedule sorted out. At times like these, a plunging neckline is not your friend.
Since I left school in December, I've been seriously afraid that I would not accomplish much in my life...I did not expect to be accepted at Grad school. I kept wondering what the hell had happened to me between high school and college graduation. To be honest, I had lost the faith in a lot more ways than I care to admit.
To all of those who kept the faith for me, you have my eternal love and gratitude.
"The great are only great because we are on our knees. Let us rise!" ~ Robert Collier
First I thought I was moving to Colorado with my parents. I would have lost/transferred jobs.
A few days after that I was accepted to the Urban Planning dept at the U of A for Grad school. So I effectively lost a place to live, but get to keep my job part-time.
Three days ago I moved into my own apartment. In less than a week, I start classes. In a little more than that, my parents leave the state and my sister goes to Flagstaff for her Junior year of college.
I have a sunburn from spending most of Monday walking back and forth across campus trying to get my residency, financial aid, and schedule sorted out. At times like these, a plunging neckline is not your friend.
Since I left school in December, I've been seriously afraid that I would not accomplish much in my life...I did not expect to be accepted at Grad school. I kept wondering what the hell had happened to me between high school and college graduation. To be honest, I had lost the faith in a lot more ways than I care to admit.
To all of those who kept the faith for me, you have my eternal love and gratitude.
"The great are only great because we are on our knees. Let us rise!" ~ Robert Collier