I realized the other day that my four year plan has been whittled
down into a two more semester plan. What once seemed like an eternity is now a
list of 10 little classes. And before I know it, it will be 5, and then it will
be none. When you’re facing senior year of high school, things seem so much
more sure and planned. You’re headed to college somewhere, what you’re studying
isn’t necessarily a huge factor quite yet… there’s always time to re-plan. You’ll
be there for 4 years. But when you’re facing college graduation, things feel a
lot scarier. I’m realizing that my plan has 1 more year on it… and after that,
I don’t know what will happen. Yes, I have to go to grad school. But where? And
how will I pay for it? What if I don’t know anyone? I came to college with some
of my best friends. Where will my friends come from? What if I don’t get into
grad school? I’m not good with the unknown, and it felt good having a 4 year
plan. It felt safe. But I guess that’s life… you can plan all you want, but in
reality, you’re not the one writing the story. And maybe that’s a good thing,
because I often don’t know what I need. It’s hard trusting that He knows the
plans He has for you. But that truth is true, whether I can make myself believe
it or not. That's something I'm thankful for.
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