It's 11:14pm on a Monday night and I am sitting in my bed with my air conditioner running at full blast and I am sweating buckets! Every time I rest my wrists on my laptop, get a little sweatier. So gross!
Anyway - I didn't sign in to blog about how challenging it has been to stay cool & hydrated lately, I signed in to say hello and to reflect on how humbling God''s provision is via a photo update.
As you know, I have been wrapping up my graduate program, which won't actually be done until I finish my last class in August and present my Masters Portfolio shortly there after. With the bulk of my coursework behind me, and my job interviewing done and over with, I have had a lot of time to piece through my pictures and realize how constant the Lords provision for me has been. I hope you enjoy a small glance at the hugeness of the God I serve through these pictures:
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| I was able to pass my Sign Language Competency Interview, which means that I am now certified to teach any student, age birth - 21 on the Deaf/hard of hearing spectrum. Amazing! This proves that God can do anything He wants to with an interest and desire that He created. |
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| It's hard to believe that this day actually came, and for the most part, it still hasn't sunk in, but by the sustaining power of the Lord, I lived through 2 years of graduate school! I am so thankful that I have such supportive parents! |
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| Kelli, Nicole and myself on our way to the Minnesota Education Job Fair where I interviewed with St.Paul Public Schools!God truly has prepared in advance the good works we are supposed to do! |
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| Anna came and were able to celebrate my new job as a special educator for St.Paul Public Schools! Although the process leading up to this day was bitter sweet, I am abundantly thankful to serve a God who knows what I need far better than I do. He is the giver of all good things, including jobs. | | |
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I clearly have a lot to be thankful for!
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