CSU collage
7.30.2005
7.20.2005
7.17.2005
7.16.2005
longest day ever
Waking up at 5am is never a breeze, unless you went to bed at 5pm the night before. Tha wtould be the only time that I would think it would be anywhere near sanity. Unless you work at the waffle house or starbucks or another respectable breakfast venue.
I caught my 7:20 am flight to Charlotte (a 27 minute flight) then connected to my Denver flight. I missed the shuttle and boy did I miss it. I was just missing the bus on all kinds of things today. When I finally got on the shuttle I was hardly worth a durn, and I say that with the utmost respect to the southern culture. I was worthless. I was trying to make conversation with people on the shuttle, despite my mishaps with trying to transition "where are you travelling from?" to "do you know ultimately to where you will travel?" A new Kennedy question perhaps.
Before the day of the 5am, I was home for two full days back from Daytona. I spent most of that time doing laundry and spending time with Matt. Both were needed and smell good.
Daytona ended well. I feel so great about all that God did in my life and in the lives of those around me this summer. My d-group somehow coined the name, "illusions" but I know for sure that what God did made an eternal impression and will forever impact our lives.
Now that I am in Fort Collins, living it up with the best of the Crusade staff. I am excited to see how I can continue to think outside of the box, thanks to my roommates from this summer... and continue to allow the Lord to stretch me in different areas.
Overall, I am excited about a lifetime of ministry, whether it's on staff with CCC or not. Who knows where the Lord will lead me in the next few years. All I know is that I want to go, wherever He leads.
I caught my 7:20 am flight to Charlotte (a 27 minute flight) then connected to my Denver flight. I missed the shuttle and boy did I miss it. I was just missing the bus on all kinds of things today. When I finally got on the shuttle I was hardly worth a durn, and I say that with the utmost respect to the southern culture. I was worthless. I was trying to make conversation with people on the shuttle, despite my mishaps with trying to transition "where are you travelling from?" to "do you know ultimately to where you will travel?" A new Kennedy question perhaps.
Before the day of the 5am, I was home for two full days back from Daytona. I spent most of that time doing laundry and spending time with Matt. Both were needed and smell good.
Daytona ended well. I feel so great about all that God did in my life and in the lives of those around me this summer. My d-group somehow coined the name, "illusions" but I know for sure that what God did made an eternal impression and will forever impact our lives.
Now that I am in Fort Collins, living it up with the best of the Crusade staff. I am excited to see how I can continue to think outside of the box, thanks to my roommates from this summer... and continue to allow the Lord to stretch me in different areas.
Overall, I am excited about a lifetime of ministry, whether it's on staff with CCC or not. Who knows where the Lord will lead me in the next few years. All I know is that I want to go, wherever He leads.
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