So it is about1 in the morn and I am just thinking baout the relationships that I have built through college. I am about to attend now my 4th roomates wedding and to be apart of the next step of their lives is a blessing that can only be cherished. So many times we take our friendships for granted and we don't understand the true meaning of being able to be in the inner circle of friends. I know that I truley cherish my friendships and can't wait to be able to return the gesture of inviting them into my life's next chapters. So tomorrow I will watch another friend get hitched and I can look back on it and be blessed to have been apart of their special moment. Someday ill be able to return the favor.

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The First Month

As I sit in my nearly empty apartment in my final weeks of having a place of my own, before moving back to ohio.  I think about the journey I just came through known as college.  For the last 6 years I have grown in so many ways and probably would be surprised if I had the chance to meet my "just graduated High School" self.  What would I say to myself to maybe change my approach on things to come?  Would I do anything different?  Or would I late fate run its course all over again?  I've come to believe that everything that has happened these past 6 years, have happened for my life to be shaped the way it is now.  I have great frends whom I can trust and call on in times of need, and a network of family(both intermediate and a spiritually) that will support me in all my future endeavors. 

Life has flown by so quick, it is hard to believe I will be 25 and starting my life out on my own for good.  I had my First real interview today and I felt so anxious nervous going in, yet so comfortable once I was being bombarded by the entire staff of the church( it was only 5 people but still).  I just ask that you all pray for my future, the name of the church is Crossroads at Westfield.  I am applying for the Youth Pastor/Young Adult Pastor position.  I am also looking at similar positions in Wyoming and in Oregon.  As well as other jobs not necessarily in Ministry.  I thank you for your support through all these years, and I look forward to seeing where God is taking me next.  God Bless.

Veach

The Introduction

Well, as much as it pains me to say, I cannot hide behind school anymore.  I have graduated with my MBA and am embarking on a new chapter of my life.  I feel as if I should start this Blog now and keep you updated on my life as I journey into the many complexities of Life outside of the “safe” education bubble.   My first step was to realize that while I gained my graduate education, the world stopped hiring, which makes it hard when you have loans coming due, and no income to pay them. I am in contact with different youth organizations but still in the waiting process. I will keep you updated on all of my life’s turns in future posts but just wanted to introduce the new blog.  

 

Veach