I expect to start college Wednesday.

What path are you on?

Where are you going?

Anyways, it's pretty here. :)
Blog writing. Early, I stop myself from begining in Spanish (hint: if you don't want to start thinking or translating in Spanish, don't read Spanish). Later I stop my self as I write something somebody I miss might say. Now I write. And backspace, and write.

I'm still working, but my hours are expected to decrease for a bit. This is interesting in its effect on me. I may think, or try to think, oh that will be okay (i.e. I choose to think God will work it out good). But sometimes I act... upset. And sometimes, like this morning, I'm so happy for hours that I do have! "Happiness;" maybe it can be more of a choice than I thought. As Christians, our future (I mean our future future, post-death/rapture) is very bright! So... if I can just remember that, the irritations and challanges now may not be important in the same way (perhaps they could still be of varying importances in different ways).

Correction to a May 24 entry: I was younger than four when my Granddad went to be with God. I moved from one side of the US to the other when I was four.

Um, writer's block about a blog entry?

My blog-entry-per-week goal is being missed. It looks like I'm averaging closer to one entry every other week.

The weekend was mostly nice. The work week was over all nice. I'm hoping to start college again July 1. :) I have math requirements to look forward too. Yes, that has excited me (though yes, I wish they were already met). There are some kinds of math (kinds I can do fairly easily) that I like.

So for now, I'm enjoying time... for a little longer...

2 Cor 4:17. My happiness over the week and today gets challenged. But reading John Piper's Let the Nations Be Glad and reading/remembering related verses has encouraged me to counter my discouragement with hope from God. I don't mean that you or I have to be perpetually happy. Crying has certain benifits. But rejoicing (which doesn't always conflict with tears), that's biblical. :)