Walk through NYU and Waffle Truck with Jee Eun |
Believe it or not, there are 11 weeks left of school before I am done with this one-year program. It's like the first semester was my freshman year and this semester is senior year. Tons to get done and, for some reason, I have only just started to think of places to go and things to do in the time I have left in city. I am realizing more and more what privilege it is to live on the East Coast. It's almost like "a day in the life of a New Yorker," (but, 9 months instead).
But, now, perhaps more than ever, I have peace with wherever I end up--whether it be back in Tacoma, here in NY, the Midwest, SF, Korea or anywhere else in the world. I've worried a lot about future job(s), living situation, and being without family over the past few months and it's just a waste of time and stresses me out to no end. I am fighting for peace and joy. SO, let's just say, A. Idk everything the future holds as much as I try to plan and google jobs and cry about missing family B. I know the Lord understands my heart, textile design industry, and all things big and small in the world C. I will keep hoping, trusting, serving, blessing, listening and living life on purpose because no matter what I do and where I end up, God is still a loving God, father, and friend and worthy to be trusted.
View from my internship office |

Matthew 6:33
(NIV)
But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.
When I leave schools, cities, and jobs, I tend to over-dramatize "lasts" and "leaving." And, though I have over 2.5 months left, I have already started to think "this might be the last time I ever _____." And "I'm going to miss _____."
here's a few:
I'm going to miss Times Square at night--because it's odd that though it's dark out, it's SO bright all around.
I'm going to miss the people in my life that were mere acquaintances a few months ago that have become dear friends.
I'm going to miss never having to clean a bathroom (ah, dorm life--it's nothing like real life...).
That's all for now. Blessings,
Jess