Home for Christmas!

I apologize for neglecting my blog. It has been a very busy quarter. My classes thoroughly kicked my butt, and I am in the process of attempting to recover. People keep telling me "You are almost done" or "you're so close to finishing," but I don't find their words very convincing. If it weren't for my deep desire to make other people happy I would quit now. I'm not sure what else I would do, but certainly it would be better. Ce la vi. There are few things I am sure of right now in my live. Mainly that I belong at the church I attend, that I am supposed to be living where I do and in my role there, and that God loves me no matter what. I am still not entirely convinced that choosing to major in biology was right. At the moment English or Anthropology both sound better. My only condolence comes from Bible study a few Mondays ago. God spoke to me quite clearly through Robb and Aaron. They both shared on how God disciplines us and enduring hardships. I was reminded that God can use me exactly where I am and that he can use every situation to his glory. Maybe majoring in bio wasn't the best choice, but I can learn from it and become stronger because of it. Either way, I am home for a few weeks and free from school. Hopefully I'll be rejuvenate and have the strength to make it through at least one more quarter.

James 1:2-4
Consider it pure joy, my brothers, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith develops perseverance. Perseverance must finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything.