As summer is coming to an end, I don't feel prepared to go back to school, but at the same time, there is this feeling that it is time to move on. This summer was great, but we've had our run and our abundant share of good times. From loving longboarding to being bored of it, craving LoL to hating it, roaming around philly or just chilling at Essence's, this summer has been chaulk-full of experiences and is coming to an end.
I don't feel ready at all to start classes, but luckily there will be significant buffer between being at Northwestern campus and actually starting classes, so I think that will help. Seemingly out-of-the-blue "challenging conversations" remind me it's okay to feel apprehensive about leading a small group, to reaching out to non-Christians. It is God who goes with us and will do as He pleases, regardless of the skill of the leader.
I suppose I'm thankful for feelings like this. I guess they help me not be homesick at college, or collegesick at home.
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