The End of An Era

Completion. It’s a word that implies a multitude of different ideas, all the result of an effort. But for me, it’s a word that represents the result of two and half years of hard work in school. You know about my journey, you’ve witnessed my struggles and victories, and you know that I’ve desired God’s leading. Well, since my resettled decision last August to remain home and finish my Associate of Arts degree from Spokane Falls Community College, I’ve not looked back. I’ve been blessed in this last year’s adventure more than I ever dreamed. The conversations I’ve had, the friendships I’ve cultivated, and the personal growth I’ve experienced with one more year at junior college has left me speechless. I must thank my God and my family for never failing me.

And here it is. The end! Completion. Success.

But yet the journey continues.

I thank God for His hand in my life. I thank God for the people in my life. I thank God for the opportunities He’s given me. I thank God for education, for a mind, for a purpose.

A chapter closes, never to be edited, never to be repeated. But the book of my life has been beautiful with God's scripting.

And my mother is my biggest supporter!

Last year at this time I had a photo with this amazing girl. I'm so thankful for my best friend

My mentor Mr. Price (biology instructor), Amanda, Isabel, and myself