Thanks.
I would really appreciate it.
This is kind of how I feel right now.
Out in the water dragging behind the boat. Ready to get up.
Life is a little like wake surfing.
Sometimes you have to take the plunge into the freezing cold water. Get in the ready position while holding the rope and board, dragging in the water, until you say hit it. Then you are up (hopefully). Learning to get your balance before you can let go of the rope and ride the wake.
So this all makes sense in my head. And relates to my life in my head too.
A while ago I took the plunge into college. I am getting ready for life after schooling I guess and there are a lot of things to hold on to. Right now I am juggling getting through finals, figuring out how I am going to get to Seattle, figuring out how I am going to pack for Seattle, new roommates, new adventures, classes I need to take, a boy I really like, assignments I need to finish, classes I should probably attend, religious responsibilities I have, it doesn't seem to end. I am ready to go to Seattle. I am ready to get up there and find my balance. But right now I am just dragging behind the boat waiting until I can say hit it.
Don't get me wrong it is a wonderful journey. And I am trying to enjoy and learn from it.
But Seattle is just so close.
And I am just so excited.
Since I accepted my acceptance into Flourishing Families I have known it has been right. I expect I will learn a lot from this experience. Maybe something about myself, probably something about other people, definitely a thing or two about sacrifice, and hopefully more than I can currently imagine.
So Seattle and I will meet in three weeks. And I will get up and going. But until then could everything please just happen at once?
Thanks.
