I don't exactly believe in LDR, despite the living examples o my own parents. But I'd still like to try. And trust God to bring us through it. I comfort myself w this, which has become my mantra, if we can get through this, we can get through anything.
Am struggling to finish packing every day. And dealing w research on accommodations and things-that-make-my-life-easier-ie-phone-plans. It's a new world out there, where I will not have anything familiar w me aside from what I bring w me. See why I find it hard to pack?
And yes, I do remember that in moving away from home, there is a chance that I do not move back. Who knows where my next step takes me? It's the time in life when you change and move on. I will miss my old life, being a child and being taken care of.
While I did discuss living plans w my parents, they were concerned about whether I have a washing machine or whether the kitchen comes w pots and pans. That's their questions to ask.
I wonder if I can survive without an ensuite bathroom, or how my housemates are like, what kind of image do I want to project, and I worry about how much of my old life to bring to the new. Again, each to his own.
Don't I want to come home, asks sis regarding my plan to not to come back till I graduate.
I don't know yet.
Let me be Your clay Lord, and mold me in the way You want. May my life be a reflection on Your glory, that all I do be in Your Name.
Even as I worry and cry and think and cry, I try to tell myself this, God is w me. I'll do my part and He'd do his. And it will all happen according to His will and not mine.
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