Welcome to the Lou

I think we can skip the apologies from me not posting in a while.

The move to Louisville has been an experience of a lifetime. I always thought of myself as an adventurer. Like I could pick up and move anywhere no problem. Well that was easy to say when I had an awesome job and a roof over my head and I was sitting in front of a nice TV. It's actually a lot different than I thought.

I love huntsville. I just didnt know I loved huntsville until I left huntsville. I guess you don't really know how comfortable you are somewhere until you leave.

When I moved up here I knew 2 people. Literally. I picked a place to live that was cheap and picked it with out ever seeing it, except for on google maps (and when I got here I realized I was looking at the wrong house).

But God has blessed me more than I could imagine. The transition has been rocky, but it has been so amazing. It's like whenever I'm getting down or discouraged he's givin' me a little piece of home. For example. Through a friend of mine I got invite to eat at this family's house the first week I moved here.

Honestly, I did NOT want to go. Call me crazy but going to some random person's house and eating dinner didn't sound like a lot of fun. I thought of so many ways I could sketch out. But, I decided I was just gonna jump into Louisville with both feet.

I had dinner at their house and it could not have gone better... They the family is exactly like mine. We ate a great meal, played some card games (where I got initiated into their family) and watched The Office... before I knew it, it was 10:30!

God knew that I needed that night. It was so much fun, relaxing, and I was able to just take my mind off of everything.

Besides that family I have awesome roommates, met a lot of new friends, through class and orientation. God has really just been supplying me with everything that I need.

I'm interested to see what job he has in store for me. Because I don't know if he knows this or not but my savings is depleting! Ha.