Well, I did leave to take the ASVAB today, but somehow I didn't make it into the processing system. I get to wait another week before taking the plunge.
Maybe it's a good thing, maybe I'm supposed to have this extra time to think about it. I doubt my answer will change, I can't deny what I've felt about this. Maybe it's just a little turbulence that the adversary wants me to get all frustrated over. Who knows?
Anyways, I'll be patient; stuff happens, it's a fact of life.
Musical theater and military, Final Fantasy and Disney, band/choir and basketball, french fries and milkshakes. . . So many areas of my life seem completely opposite and unrelated. Why would anyone try to juxtapose such seemingly incompatible interests? For me, it just works. I don't know why, but it does.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Monday, February 18, 2008
Well folks, here goes!
Wow, this has been a very long decision process - full of ups and downs, worry, hope, fear, peace, excitement, anxiety, and anticipation. . . The decision has been made; the cogs have been turning for some time now, but they're hitting full motion tomorrow.
I am enlisting in the Utah Army National Guard on Wednesday. I leave tomorrow to take the ASVAB, and spend Wednesday in processing. Assuming everything goes well, I will then be sworn in and receive the rank of Private First Class (thanks to my Eagle Scout Award and college achievements thus far).
I'm not doing this to run away from a mission; no, I'm doing it because it is something I feel I need to do. I've spent a lot of time praying about this, and studying it out, and I know that it will be of great benefit to me. Besides, it will be supplemental to my emotional, physical, and mental preparation for a mission.
I am really excited for this; I mean, there have been plenty of doubts and worries, but in the end I come to a sense of comfort.
Wish me luck!
I am enlisting in the Utah Army National Guard on Wednesday. I leave tomorrow to take the ASVAB, and spend Wednesday in processing. Assuming everything goes well, I will then be sworn in and receive the rank of Private First Class (thanks to my Eagle Scout Award and college achievements thus far).
I'm not doing this to run away from a mission; no, I'm doing it because it is something I feel I need to do. I've spent a lot of time praying about this, and studying it out, and I know that it will be of great benefit to me. Besides, it will be supplemental to my emotional, physical, and mental preparation for a mission.
I am really excited for this; I mean, there have been plenty of doubts and worries, but in the end I come to a sense of comfort.
Wish me luck!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)