Yes, so it's only a few weeks time before classes will resume. I'm anxious and glad at the same time. Anxious because I don't know who my professors will be and IF they are going to be terrors or not. Glad because I will get to spend a lot of time with my friends, though, not with my BS sisters since we have different schedules. I do hope that we can find available times to do some Bible study for this semester. I'm the only one who has a very different schedule from them so I guess I'll be missing many things. I do hope my insecurities will disappear. On the other hand, it's not like I can't see them anymore right? I do miss them a lot but we don't have that much choice. I know that they will be always there for me as I am for them.
I've heard some senpais say that junior year is the hardest for the English majors since projects are thrown at us left & right. I'm sure that is true since I've seen them work so hard. However, I believe that the senior year would be the hardest for me since I'm not cut out to be a teacher let alone in English. Thinking about that, I can only rely on God for the strength to endure and overcome. He knows my strengths and my weaknesses, my insecurities and my fears, so I'm sure He will work everything out for His glory. I just have to trust in Him and let Him do what He wants to do in my life. I know college is not easy but there is nothing impossible with the Lord. Faith can move mountains just as Jesus Christ said.
Talking about summer vacation..............
How was your summer vacation? Mine was uneventful except for my driving lessons and some minor conflicts. I can now drive but I haven't processed my license yet. I'm not in a hurry anyway. I also had a Bible study session with my brothers and sisters in Zarkity. I have participated in the recent presidential election in my country in order to exercise my right to suffrage. My bet didn't win but I'm content since I voted for someone whom I believe can lead the country well. Plus, I know that the Lord has a grand plan for my country and it was by His decree that the winners won the election. All I need to do is pray for the leaders of this nation and to support their advocacies as long as they are in accord with the Word of God.
This summer, I learned many things and the most recent was Esau and David's similar skin color. It may be just a small thing to learn but I never knew this before and I believe that every learning with regards to the Bible is worth noting. This is something that I haven't learned in Sunday schools or in Bible studies or in conferences that I have attended. Another thing I learned was about the Seventh Day Adventists and their doctrines. I won't say it here since it's controversial and I don't want to offend adventists. Still, what I learned about them is also of grave importance.
I guess that's all I can write this time. My summer this year is better than the last one since I did many things and I reconnected with old contacts/chatmates. I hope and pray that God will bless everyone who reads this post and may your faith grow stronger together with us in the Blessed Singleness.
*Note: I'll try and encourage my sisters in the BS to write their eventful summer vacation one of these days. Please look forward to it!
