Assuredly, I am the most sporadic blogger alive. I'm sure that by now, most of my followers have given up due to my lack of consistency in . . . well . . . blogging. I used to love writing, even the little silly stories, but lately it just seems like my life has been a blur, a car going at top speed, and all I can do is watch through the window as the passing trees whiz by.
So a little time to slow down and write has come up. Since my last post, I have begun work at a light design firm in the Hampton's as an assistant. It's pretty fun and the hours are very nice. I also still teach at the same music studio, only, starting tonight, I will only be teaching one night a week (as opposed to the six that I was doing.)
Life seems to be slowing down a little bit, which is intentional on my part. I like my life to be slow enough for me to enjoy but fast enough for me to not be bored.
Spring is in full swing and summer is almost here on the island! We've already had several lovely beach days and the beginning of the summer tan is showing itself . . . if ever so slowly. Living with four other people can have its challenges at times, as it has recently, but for the most part I have enjoyed sharing the past 9 months with my housemates. Now we're in the process of deciding if we're going to resign the rental agreement for another year (more to follow on that later.)
And now, for the best news ever. It's been two years since I've seen my college room mate and best friend Rochelle and in exactly three weeks she will be gracing the island with her presence. I'm not entirely sure if everyone is prepared or could ever attempt to prepare for the hurricane that will decimate once the two of us are reunited - but I am so excited! With the strange inormalcy's of my life as of late, it will be so nice to see an old friend and sort of be reminded of who I once was and who I still am. . . more than some one's assistant, teacher, housemate, sister, daughter . . . but who I was before I was merely labeled by those things. When I was in college, wide-eyed, completely unsure of myself but completely sure of who I was in God. These days that former part can be lacking and I'm so thankful for my friend who will be visiting to remind me of the Goodness of God. Also hoping for some worship time with her as we both were once a part of a travelling tour team and haven't sang together in years.
More to come (hopefully.) Be good to one-another.