Life as I know it...

Well, there's really nothing profound to say today. Nothing that's technically worth reading. Nonetheless, I thought I'd throw in a quick update from my life. So here's what's going on:

School ended. I didn't have a terrible great semester academically. It was actually my worst of college. I'll recover. I really want to make school a priority over the next year. I want my last year to be my best year academically.

I quit Data Forms. Yesterday was my last day. I really enjoyed working there, but I had to take certain classes next semester that interfered with my DFI work schedule. Luck would have it, though, I found another job that pays more.

The Compstons got married last night. It was the most fun of any of my friend's weddings that I've been to. The reception was simple--no cheesy videos, no unity candle, nothing like that. They took their vows, Kent prayed, Garland led us in two songs of worship and prayed, Kent told their story, they took more vows and did the rings, Kent prayed, and they kissed. It was simple but everything it should be--two people declaring before all their friends and family that they want to unite as one and center their relationship on Jesus. Awesome. The reception was a blast. By the end, it cleared out to just a bunch of good friends (and of course, their parents). It was a good time celebrating with our two friends. Plus, I totally caught the garter.

Finally, the band is playing it's last show before our summer break tonight. I want to play really well. I really want to just blow some people out of the water tonight. I hope it's a good turn out. Nonetheless, it should be really fun.

Well, I have a week of relaxation coming up. No school, no work. I'm looking forward to it. It'll be a good time to recharge. I hope to spend a lot of time in the Word and a lot of time reading some stuff for the fun of it. My summer reading list is exciting. First up is The World According to Garp by John Irving. I'm excited to read it. Hopefully, I'll get it done next week.

Well, that's a surface level update of my life. Peace.