I'm the Lucky One

It is Friday! This week was completely insane. Regardless, all I have to say is God is so good. I have been freaking out about who I was going to live with in the Fall for months now, and yesterday it all worked out. One of my new friends here has a condo that is right down the street from my condo now, and her roommate is moving out. It is still in Green Hills which I love, and I really love my friend. I think she will be a great roommate, and a really good influence on me.

I am still going to live in an apartment with my sister this summer, but then I will move into my new condo in August. I will have to sign a one year lease, and so that means...I am staying in Nashville after graduation. I had a feeling that would end of being the case, but now it is confirmed.

It is a really crazy feeling when you realize that God has you right where he wants you to be. At least it seems that way to me. I feel like when doors are opening left and right, you are on the right path. I came to Nashville to finish school, try out the music industry scene, and see how I liked it. Almost a year later, I have one internship at CMT under my belt, and I am looking forward to the next one. I have had the most amazing experiences, and met the greatest people. I feel very "in my element" here, and I really think I want to pursue something in the music industry.

Their have been some challenges moving to a new city. However, I wouldn't trade the experiences I have had for anything. Moving away to a new city and leaving your friends and family behind is tough, I am not going to lie. But if you can make it through the tough times, it is a growing experience and it makes you a better person in the end. What better time than your twenties, when you are not tied down, to explore and try out everything you ever dreamed of? I no longer have to write in my blog, but I think I will keep it up. It is fun to look back at previous entries and see how much has happened in just one semester.

Interesting article on the Quarter Life Crisis