Well as quick as I wanted summer to come, I am now quickly escorting it out the back door. I wish I could say that the summer just flew by, but it was quiet the opposite. This summer dragged on like a dog with a itch on its rear end. Granted I had an enjoyable time, and I have grown so much this summer, I can't wait for things to get back to normal.
Getting up at 6:30 every morning for the past 9 weeks puts a tole on one's self. Working out in the hot Florida sun can exhaust a person withing minuets. My purpose for this post is not to whine, for this summer was a time where I needed to go serve God by serving others.
Its just that being down here in Florida puts me in a position of what I feel is defenseless. I feel that a lot of things that happened this summer could have been avoided if I wasn't tied down to work. I probably lost one of the most important people in my life due to the fact that I am tied up from 6:30 AM til 11:30 PM.
I miss my home and feel that I should be there with my family in the last moments that we will all be together. And here i sit, prolly about as far south as I can get from my family.
Im ready to go back to school. Honestly, I need to go back. I feel that maybe if I go back I can fix some things.
I am pretty sure I am going to be in the Liberty Drumline this year. Which I am very excited about. I am also going to be playing in the Worship band for Thomas Roads college group on sunday mornings with Andrew Charron. I will be attempting to get a job at the Student Center at school. And I will also be trying out for the Drama Departments show "My Fair Lady" which means I need to desperately work on my British accent.
I have more to talk of later. I have some reviews of stuff, and some things to share.
Until then,
Clay
