in thinking over the past month or so since school ended
I've realized that a LOT has happened.
1. I have gone through a plethora of novels,
some that showed me that a writer can be anyone and everyone
and that is the reason why i do what i do.
2. i've finished directing another musical,
which taught me more about patience and discernment than the last two combined
3. i've spent a lot of time by myself and with my thoughts.
God has been asking me to re-evaluate myself in everything from:
my relationship with my family to my relationship with my church family
my career goals, my life goals, my ministry goals...
and let's just say I've had a lot on my mind.
4. i've been able to spend a lot of time with family.
Especially these last few weeks.
My cousin Jac flew in from Texas last Tuesday and we were all reunited!
I praise God for the opportunity to bond and form a relationship with my cousin.
For his provision of time off work and free time to spend with her and my family.
I praise Him for the ability to talk to her and relate to her
and the capacity to love her as more than just blood,
but as a person who is praying for her salvation.
Also, my family from New Jersey AND the Philippines flew in
and after a much loved outing to see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
the entire Ormeo clan was present at the Alura home for a full day of fellowship, eating, swimming, screaming, and more eating.
5. And lastly, I've really got to spend some time with God,
praying and trying to figure out where to go from here.
Most importantly, God has been waiting for me to turn to Him and say,
"Lord, I don't know where I am. I need you to lead me and I need you to stop me from trying to be a backseat driver."
So that's what I've been trying to do. Be more honest, be a better listener, be a better servant, and be a better me. I've had a lot of things building within me for the past year and I think some well spent time in prayer has been needed. Lord, keep the good hits coming and the bad ones going, cause i do not want to end this summer having learned nothing.
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