General
Faith
I probably shouldn't be writing this blog post now and should instead be working on school work, but alas here I am!
A funny thing happened last night: I go past the library during the day all the time on my walks. But in the dark, it's as if the campus changed into an alien landscape-- I just couldn't orient myself! As it was cold, I eventually just gave up and decided to head back to my room. This morning after Lauds? I walked straight to the library doors without any problem. My poor sense of direction was exaggerated in the dark!
Marina prayed over me this morning, and asked Jesus to be my "compass". I will remember that one! A compass provides us with the direction, but not the destination. Surrender to the Lord!
I wrote the annotated bibliography and outline for my history term paper, but I'm a bit worried that once I dive deeper into the primary sources, they won't actually support my thesis. Finally, Joe and I visited the local nursing home last night, and we met a wonderful old woman. She is the second youngest of twelve children, two of whom went into the priesthood, and four of whom were Sisters!
Ok, time to put myself together and get to work. Blessings!
A funny thing happened last night: I go past the library during the day all the time on my walks. But in the dark, it's as if the campus changed into an alien landscape-- I just couldn't orient myself! As it was cold, I eventually just gave up and decided to head back to my room. This morning after Lauds? I walked straight to the library doors without any problem. My poor sense of direction was exaggerated in the dark!
Marina prayed over me this morning, and asked Jesus to be my "compass". I will remember that one! A compass provides us with the direction, but not the destination. Surrender to the Lord!
I wrote the annotated bibliography and outline for my history term paper, but I'm a bit worried that once I dive deeper into the primary sources, they won't actually support my thesis. Finally, Joe and I visited the local nursing home last night, and we met a wonderful old woman. She is the second youngest of twelve children, two of whom went into the priesthood, and four of whom were Sisters!
Ok, time to put myself together and get to work. Blessings!