Hopefully Peacing Out of This Place

Something exciting has come to my attention!

I think I’m transferring out of community college a semester earlier than planned!  The Christian school I plan to transfer to only requires a few certain courses I have yet to take (math and biology) and a bunch of religion classes in order to get my Associate’s from them.  If I stay at community college, I will have to take classes I don’t need and I will still have to take the “general ed” religion classes at a later date. 

So why postpone?

I still have to take the ACT’s, which I plan to do in mid June, though I still have to register for them.  After that, I can apply to the school and hopefully get the ball rolling with housing plans, roomies, packing and moving! 

I’m not really sure if this is what God has for me next year.  I’m starting to think it is.  I haven’t even applied to the school yet, but I see no reason why I wouldn’t be accepted, especially since my grades this semester have been better than in the past.  I’m finally doing things right.  A little effort goes a long way.

The idea of finally diving into Christian classes and living in a completely new atmosphere with roomates is just wonderful to me.  I stayed home after high school and did community college for two years in order to save money.  But I think it’s time to move on.

I’m dreading the paperwork, money issues and crazyness to come, but I’m absolutely thrilled to start a new chapter, get out on my own, five hours away from everything familiar and live my life.  I can’t even fathom what God has planned for me once I get there. 

Plans are in progress.  It’s time to move on and do great things, even if they are small, great things.  I believe God is going to use me in ways I’m not even aware of, and I’m open to that.  Even embracing it. 

Ever feel like you’re stuck in a wave of abundant blessings and something incredible?  And it’s as though it’s all going to crash on you at any moment.  You’re just waiting for it to happen.

Well, that’s me now.  I can feel it.  Something awesome is going to happen.  And God can see the whole picture from the end, and I trust wholeheartedly in his perfect plans.  I’m ready to go.