Moving Again
On Monday, I'm going to drive to Ohio. Again.
I'm finding it hard to believe that my life at Gordon is actually ending. This summer has been long and hard in a lot of ways, and relatively easy in others. Working grounds has guaranteed that I go to bed early, get a good night's sleep, and have a regular schedule - which has been awesome. The RA position has been frustrating at times, but it generally has had more positives than negatives. And, of course, wedding planning has been stressful and complicated, but the excitement keeps building, which is awesome.
I've been informed that I need to make sure my LJ stays updated while I'm gone, so I'll do my best on that.
Right now, I'm reading a lot about coffee and am eager to put all that book knowledge into practice. At the same time, I'm becoming more and more emotionally unstable as Monday approaches and the number of people I've said goodbye to increases. The ride home will be interesting.
My hope and prayer is that I'll be able to jump into the internship and focus on doing the best job that I can. I don't want to be distracted by the fact that Caleb and I are apart, and I don't want to be so focused on the future that I lose track of the present.
I'm finding it hard to believe that my life at Gordon is actually ending. This summer has been long and hard in a lot of ways, and relatively easy in others. Working grounds has guaranteed that I go to bed early, get a good night's sleep, and have a regular schedule - which has been awesome. The RA position has been frustrating at times, but it generally has had more positives than negatives. And, of course, wedding planning has been stressful and complicated, but the excitement keeps building, which is awesome.
I've been informed that I need to make sure my LJ stays updated while I'm gone, so I'll do my best on that.
Right now, I'm reading a lot about coffee and am eager to put all that book knowledge into practice. At the same time, I'm becoming more and more emotionally unstable as Monday approaches and the number of people I've said goodbye to increases. The ride home will be interesting.
My hope and prayer is that I'll be able to jump into the internship and focus on doing the best job that I can. I don't want to be distracted by the fact that Caleb and I are apart, and I don't want to be so focused on the future that I lose track of the present.