Internet dwellers, it is officially the last week of school before finals. And that means TRANSITION! Ah big scary word, but this second year of ministry at Radford is coming to a close and I cannot BELIEVE it’s been two years of this. The Lord has done so much. So much has changed, happened, grown. Wow. Crazy Crazy Crazy. With a capital C because seriously it’s been an adventure. This week is full of spending time with young women that I LOVE and for the most part have only been brought into my life in the last two years. Somehow I’ve gotten the privilege of being in their lives and even MORE the privilege of getting to see what God is doing in them and even being a part of that. And of course, the privilege of getting to love them all. I’ve said it a million times and I’ll say it a million more, I’ve got the best jobs in the world.

So yes, I’m finishing up a school year which is sad, but I’m starting up the wedding season with is EXCITING. I get to transition from loving my small group and disciples well to loving my clients well. That is my prayer and hope going into the summer…that I would love well at any cost, even when it is hard. Especially!! when it is hard.

Okay, enough of the sap, let’s get onto the feels… (aka more sap really)

• All I have to do when I want to cry (which honestly, is often, I love crying) is turn on emotional music from Glee. Gets me everytime. Aka it is getting me right now. A Phil Collins cover no less.
• I LOVE Radford in the Spring. 1. because it is beautiful. everything is in bloom and it is not too hot or cold. 2. everyone is cheerful at the end of the year. 3. everyone buys new puppies and brings them on campus. PUPPIES EVERYWHERE.
• Speaking of puppies. David and I have recently figured out that Neville is basically Stitch from Lilo and Stitch. He’s real cute and cuddly and stares at you with his big puppy eyes and then the next second he’s whining or growling at you because he is bored. Also he hides under chairs and couches constantly. I’m a pro at pulling him out at this point. ALSO he is vain. Loves his reflection. We catch him passing the oven sometimes and doing a double take at himself.
• We’ve almost been married two years! What! That is insane.
• Target trips cure everything.

A way I’ve been lucky to wrap up the year is sending out two senior women I’ve been discipling for years. Last night we had a blast doing their senior session. Coming later this week :] Aren’t they beautiful?