Saturday, June 30, 2012
Half a year in review
2012 is almost half over. It has been a wild, bumpy, and fun ride. Just thinking about the last six months just makes me step back in amazement at the person I have developed into.
Since January 2012, I have:
- broken off a relationship that wasn't working and had my character tested over and over again.
-lost my dog of almost 16 years.
-taken a weeklong vacation to Florida with my family and all three of my grandparents.
-passed my license for my job (it still makes me want to squeal).
-moved out of my parents' house with a super awesome roommate in probably one of the sweetest deals I could ever have finagled.
-did a long distance triathlon fairly well without much training.
-overcome the most intense heartache of my life to see the beauty and brokenness of this world and to develop a deep empathy and understanding of others.
-started attending a church really close to my new house where I can serve in the community where I Iive, forcing me to put my money where my mouth is.
-overcome allegations of my character and developed deep relationships with people who have encouraged me and loved me through some very difficult times.
-tried a gluten free diet (which I stopped after almost passing out on a run).
-wrestled with Christ and learned the amazingness of constant prayer and fasting to come to a place where I am at peace living in the one city I swore never wanted to live again.
-registered for the Chicago marathon with a rockin' charity (I already have half my money raised!)
-signed up to do therapy with women in Haiti for a week, straddling staying in my current job and serving internationally (which is where my heart is).
On Sunday, we will be boarding my first cruise ever to the Bahamas with a sequential trip to The Happiest Place on Earth. Pretty much, it is going to be fantastically awesome.
I am constantly amazed at how much has changed and happened in the lot few months. However, I know more changes are coming. Good things are coming peeps, good things I tell you.
L
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