Feeling the crunch? Of course. So much to do with a short amount of time and i have to think about other things in the future. At the end, it will be worth it. Only difference is that this is not something that has a expiration date. Not like the army where i could count down to the days of freedom. This is different. This is the real life and there are things that i need to go through just as my parents did at my age. 1 Corinthians 13:11 says that there are two sides of a person's maturity: Childhood and manhood. A grown man does not act like a child, but leaves it when he is ready to see things in light of a mature perspective. i hope i'm not taking this out of context, but it's true in a sense that after a while, things that were fun as a child just does feel the same when you're older. It may be nostalgic, but you won't react the same way as you did. The time of my carefree days has come to an end a while back. There are bigger things that demand attention. Things that the mature can handle, especially one that is mature in the word of God. i don't know where i am, but i know that my Savior knows all things and He know where i am. And i trust Him.
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