Let's just talk about other things that are amazing.
Hilariously, the first time my friend group has had real drama was over the Thanksgiving dinner we're planning this weekend (also my birthday dinner! So. Pumped.). Through an actually funny bout of miscommunication responding to miscommunication, we figured out that just calling someone and using the human capacity of voice is always better than text. It's not Thanksgiving without some drama, right? My friends really love me and really wanted to make sure that everything was okay, that my feelings were too bruised, and that I knew that they love me. We're talking about dinner. About a miscommunication over plans and timing. Something that was fixed within a couple of hours. Yet, everyone took efforts to make sure that there was peace in the valley and love all around. That's how amazing my life is.
Yesterday was commitment Sunday, and while I am in a nomadic time of life (unfortunately when I wrote that on the Commitment Card, I spelled nomadic "gnomadic", which left me feeling less confident in my intelligence, but hey) and cannot commitment consistent funds, I still found the sermon captivating. My pastor was in financial trouble, and he said to the Lord "I don't know how this is going to happen." To which the Lord responded, "Do you trust me?". Chris said yes, and then God said "Then there's nothing else to talk about, is there?"
I trust God. So, there's nothing else to talk about as far as my future and if I'll pass philosophy and what the meaning of my existence is. Yes, I have an internship interview on Wednesday that I am nervous/excited about. Yes, this will be a full week academically. Yep, some other exciting things are happening this weekend which will be awesome and nerve wracking (cooking a turkey for 12 people is no joke). But I trust God. So there's nothing else to talk about. So I'm going to get to doing.
Much love,
Em
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