The people and places I had visited before finally, safely arriving in Georgia to visit with my family until obtaining a full-time position.
Well, friends, it was a busy couple weeks after graduation but definitely enjoyable. Now I am free to enjoy the summer and summer projects for at least the time being. (And 'projects' no longer including a thesis to write!)
Thanks to those who have been praying for my continued job search! All I have to report for the moment is that I am currently following a couple trails and waiting for God to open the right door in His goodness and faithful provision. It has been a difficult few months, I will be honest, but I remain confident that something will turn out.
I did have a couple days in Indiana (or rather, a day and a half) in between my prior travels and my south-bound drive to finish cleaning my house, packing up, and saying the last of the goodbyes. Or, as I prefer, "farewell and see you next time." With as much as I dread that word, I often wonder at my eagerness to get into a job that involves and necessitates annual farewells.
During those between days, the evening before I was to leave, in fact, we experienced a tornado warning. That's right, a warning, not a watch. Two friends and I had been sitting outside talking and laughing and watching the lightning until we heard the siren begin - and then a second - at which point we scurried inside. One of my thoughts was that I had just loaded up the last of my earthly possessions into my car, now sitting outside. ...Not that being inside my old and thin-walled lodgings of the past ten months would have been much more secure. What humor! Thankfully, the worst of the storm passed us by untouched.
Well, until next time!
