Random Nonesense

So in less than a week I will be a sophomore in college. I will have a month break and then start summer school. I cannot wait for about thursday at noon. I ended up getting two finals exempt so I am thrilled about that. Too bad the other finals are not my easy ones. Math is going to eat my lunch and I can't possibly get higher than a B in math. Oh joy. God is good though. He gave me so much this semester, including four classes that I got to know my classmates in and got to enjoy laughing with them. One class was just a waste of time. I made one friend in that class, for which I am grateful. He happens to be a believer too so that is cool. Two of my classes ended up with less than ten people and of course I was closest to the people in those classes. I have made it a goal to see how many people I can befriend in my classes. I figure the more friends made, the more people influenced. I am really new at this whole classmate thing...never had those before. Last semester I barely made any friends. This year I probably made 6 times as many friends and that isn't much of an exaggeration. It was cool to see God show up in that area this semester. He is showing me a lot about people too:) I really disliked one class but the rest were fun. I do hate the end of the semester for one reason. I hate that the daily connection I had with those people is just gone. I still run into them around campus but rarely is there much of an opportunity to talk to them. Really makes me consider how precious is the time I do have with people in class. I have really had Texas Tech on my mind a lot. One reason I've wanted to go off to school is just to have that college experience and have roommates and live in a community of college students. I always felt like I'd never really make friends here. I think that is more possible then I thought. I guess that is something I will have to trust God with more if I stay here. Part of that is that I kind of refuse to get involved with the college group at my church. I've always disliked the idea. I am in a young adults bible study that I enjoy so much more because it is not just college students. It is young marrieds, young marrieds with kids, people dating, people single, and even some people in high school. That's how it should be in my mind. If I stay here next semester, which may actually happen, then I look forward to how my friendships change and how new ones come about. I see some possibilities that I am excited about, but that is for future blogs.