your blog is wonderful! I love all the photo’s…they add so much to the posts. I can totally understand part of your post, not the 4.0 part (haha tests never go well in my world), but I completely understand wanting to just wanting to leave school and go into a world filled with paint, a camera, and the Bible. I have had to exact same thoughts these past few months. But I also keep thinking that I have made it through 3 years of school, and in 10 years am I going to regret not having my degree? But all I want to do is run away and live in a life of color and art. I have just decided I am going to finish this thing out, but next year after graduation, I am going to escape into that world and not go into the real world of just making it through those 40 weeks.
Anyways, I thought I would let you know there are others out there that feel the same way.ReplyCancel

Tahni:

You are a bright and beautiful child. How could I be so blessed as to have God Almighty personally make you my daughter? He could have given you to anyone, yet he chose you for me and vice versa. God has shown you the perfection that your earthly father could not begin to achieve. And you have woven together the lessons of an imperfect father with that of an absolutely perfect Father to become deeply and richly blessed in so many ways. The truth is that your success is not, nor has never been, measured by your grades nor your scholarships nor the extensive travel, nor your friends, nor your parents, nor your environment. Your successes are exclusively the result of the personal attention and will of a personal living and loving God. You have been faithful and He has rewarded you. You will make it through your final year of college with the same enthusiasm and the same results and when you are done you will do something that really matters. And it will be full of color, full of purpose, full of love and full of immeasurable value to you and ALL of those whom your life touches. I love you girl! – DadReplyCancel