Many Days...

I thought i might blog, i haven't in while and quite a lot has happened as of late. Last Monday, Jen, from the Chaplaincy came round to my lovely flat at Singer to bless it, along with a few others in the block. We all have been having a run of bad luck as of late, and it was a good idea to get the place looked over. Was a interesting experience, from my point of view, I could defiantly feel a difference, before and after. Not to mention the miraculous disappearing cold spot in my room which is nothing short of amazing! I guess thats God for you, always working in the ways you don't realize.

On the God side of things I have been getting on quite well with my old pall Jesus, managed to keep my Lenten promise, tea with no sugar, quite hard, and has caused one issue, I now cant drink it! Oh well, nothing to worry about. I am certainly a lot more trusting in him then I was, it occurred to me a few days ago that if I wasn't meant to be doing this I wouldn't be, yes I have choices to make in my life, as does everyone, the only difference, is I have someone to ask, which the right one is, and it is my duty to carry out that decision, wether I like it or not. Its a strange way of looking at it but it works for me!

Charli was down for a few days was lovely spending time with her, even if it was only a few days. I really do cherish her, and love her with all my heart. She went home, back to Gloucestershire on the wednesday (19th), sad to see her go, I miss her a lot, but i know in time will get to see her again. On the thursday I went to go see tutors about my course, and the problems therein, not that helpful to be honest, as most of it boils down to fiscal problems, not a lot they can do, but in essence, I am resident in Coventry till the end of the academic year, (June), unless something BIG comes up job wise. Fingers and Prayers people! :)

I've come home back to the good old 'tage for a few days, Dad picked me up on Friday, and went out that same evening, was strange being out in my old town, there were new people in the places I used to call home, it was like looking into a book and all the words being different. Nevertheless I met up with few old friends, had a good old natter and a pint, well deserved I think. Going to Church tomorrow (well today as I write this!), Easter service, should be good. :)

Back to Coventry most likely the Wednesday after easter, have a family thing on tuesday, not really looking forward to it at all, but it has to be done, for the good of the family.

Ill leave you with this quote, I cant remember were I heard it, or who said it, but It stuck with me:

Only the destination is known Not the Journey