(H) So very much has happened since my last entry. It has been quite a busy week and a half, eight days of which I watched the Larson’s three children. I feel ready for about anything now. After one trip to Peds after hours for Chase, an emergency doctors visit for Sarah, and an attempted break in, I now believe law school will be a breeze. I learned what I can handle..and that I poof my hair too often. Connor kindly informed me that something was “as tall as you with your hair stacked up.” What a doll.
Unfortunately, I missed out on much of pastor Herve, Kurt, and Julie’s visit. I was able to enjoy little bits of time here and there with them, all of which was a major encouragement. Kurt and Julie are an incredible couple with such compassionate hearts. I am thinking three people from Findlay need a change of zip code. Then there is pastor Herve. I cannot think of another person I admire more. Time with Herve always leaves me feeling as though I have spent time in the very presence of the Lord. I thoroughly believe Herve’s prayers of protection were used by God on Wednesday night to keep the house safe from a break in. Yet again, I am the one feeling ministered to and encouraged by our relationship with Herve. I cannot help but believe this is how relationships are created to be. If only I could be in Haiti with the clicking of red shoes.
I guess relationships were a focus of my week. I would like to give a special shout out to a few people who really helped me keep my sanity: Mom & Dad, Mel & David, Molly, Hailey, Jeff, Jake, and Nicolas Sparks. Clearly, the two at the end were particularly helpful.
Today was my second day of job training for Limerock Road. I am really excited about working there. Everyone is really friendly and the food is amazing. I’m sure I will look back on this a month from now and wonder what I was talking about, but for now, ignorance is bliss. Regardless..it feels good to be able to shop again.