It Must be Loov

So, I finally make a blog, and guess what I do? I forget my sign in name. I kept E-mailing the blog people to send it to me, and they say they do, but I never got the E-mail. I finally found about 5 E-mails from them in my spam folder, and at long last, I have recovered my account name, so I can finally begin to record my many adventures at Denny's. Sadly, I didn't really have one tonight. I was a little disappointed, but it's probably because I was in section one, and you can't have more than 4 people at a table in that section. Plus we were slow, but I do have one cute story. At the end of the night, four guys, who barely spoke english came in and I sat them, and the old guy bows to me, so I curtsey back trying to be being funny, and then comment on how lame my curtsey was because I didn't put any real effort into it, and the old guy not understanding a thing I said goes, "Yeah." A young guy at the table laughs, obviously understanding what just happened. I than look at this curious old man and ask, "have you come in before? I recognize you, and I don't think I could ever forget someone like you." And he looks at me and in his little accent goes, "It must be love." Of course it comes out like "Loov" which just makes it cuter.

Interns is over. The last two years of my life have come to an end, and to tell you the truth, it's been a little emotional. Every once in a while it hits me, "I'm not an intern anymore. I can wear jeans to church again!" (I never would;) and I just want to cry. I'm not even sure what to do with myself. They still haven't given me more hours at work, so I have all this free time, and for some reason, I keep finding myself at the church, working. I can't seem to get away. I love the house of God so much, and there's no place I'd rather be, but over the last two years it's become part of me, and it's what I know right now. I think this next season of my life will be good for me. I'll get to stretch out my hands in "The Real World" and put to practice all these things I've learned.

Over and over I've tried to reflect on what God has done, but all I find myself thinking about is the future. My desire to travel is growing stronger and my hunger for the Word is increasing. I want to travel and preach the Gospel. Eventually one day I want to be a pastor, but right now I just want to go. I find myself dreaming of being in some other country, surrounded by beauty similar to that which I found in Nicaragua. I'm resting with children in my arms. I'm preaching and entire villages are being saved and healed. It seems like a dream so far away, something I could never reach at 20, but I keep asking myself, "Why not?" God can do anything right?I know I need to go to school, and I will, but there's breaks, there's next summer. Who knows what God has in store for me? My dreams are massive and I don't want to wait till I'm 30 to see them come to pass.

God is so good. Our lives have such amazing potential, and He wants to do something great with each one. I look forward to seeing the paths of each one of the interns. It's been such an honor to grow with them and see their giftings and their passions. God's will for each of their lives is going to blow everyone away. I'm excited!

O.K, it's time for bed. Good night all!