Uneventful?

If I said my life has been quite uneventful...that would sound wrong but lately as I catch up with people that's about what it boils down to. Work, School, Work, School, Huddles, Work, School...I guess instead of uneventful the better thing to say would be that my life is settling down, I don't have a lot of life altering things going on right now...I'm not headed out of the country, moving, buying a house, chasing my children, changing jobs...there is not a change of pace or anything of that nature. I am busy though so it's not that I am bored or lead a boring life. Interesting concept I know.

My life is anything but simple, plain or boring; in fact I never know what's coming to my door on any given day; and that's an exciting adventure. One day it's tears another it's the "Ms. Johnson I got into college". Another day it's crazy parents and then next it's "Ms. Johnson we should go to the movies, want to see bride wars" (of course I wouldn't do that, but flattering none the less) My week is never simple, never uneventful and always something new.

School is wrapping up and that is exciting but I need to start studying for my National Counselor Exam which is less than exciting. You know it's bad when I got excited about the Honor's Society discount on the review session, but I did:) I don't know what to expect there but hopefully it will all turn out okay. This is not a roadblock or determining factor in graduation; I only want to get my NCE out of the way so that I can become a Certified Counselor in a few years and eventually get my LPC for a practice after school. There is an underlying passion of mine that is just waiting to take suit...that is something I hope will blossom into more of God's work in my life. God places me in the battlefield of students lives daily and I love it. And I wait for that battlefield to be strengthening marriages somewhere along the way; with the power and endwelling of the Holy Spirit (the devil better watch out)

I am taking a breather before the life altering changes take place, enjoying the freedom that comes with that and enjoying the peace and sovereignty that God brings to every table.