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I think I’m getting too restless.
I want to get out of here, go do something I’ve never done, go create something, experience life in the beauty of relaxation, work on something that is a heck of a lot more valuable to SOMEBODY than studying thermophysics.
I’m getting lazy, and I want to stop working. That’s my problem! I love Clemson, I love learning (as nerdy as that is), and I love my life. I just don’t want to do school work any more.
Sometimes I wonder why I have to find time to work so hard on so many things, and then expect to be excited about working on my relationships. With my roommates, with my friends, with people I have yet to meet, with my family, and even (hopefully most importantly) with Jesus. Some come easily, some don’t. It’s really hard for me to get excited about having to put so much effort into them when I put so much effort into everything else too. Why do I look at it like that?
God forgive me for putting you in my “work” category and forgetting that it is such a joy to be able to pursue the heart of the one who loves me in ways I cannot even imagine. I love you, but never do I even come close to loving you enough. Show me how to overcome that, and remind me that seeking your heart above everything else and showing the love I find there to others is the most important “work” I’ll ever do.
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