Searching for a new job. This is so hard to do. I have been without a job for over two months now. And honestly I never thought I would be in the position that I’m in. I wanted to stay at my old job for at least ten years. It is hard to think that I was working with those children for two years and now nothing. I revisited some of the children the other day and it was very hard. I lost it when one of the children came up to me and said “Miss Amber God loves you (tears were pouring).” There are some things that I don’t miss about that job but I miss the children more then anything. And to be frank that has been the hardest thing about not having that job anymore. Those children meant more to me then anything in the world. They taught me more about God then any pastor, worship leader, or any other adult in my life. I really understand more of the bible becuase of those children. I have been searching for a job since day one of leaving my old job and nothing seems to be happening. I have had phone calls and many conversations with people in Nashville, TN but no moving forward. I have had four interviews in Indianapolis and waiting to find out if things go through. Even though things seem to be looking very up things are very hard to move. Everyday is a new adventure because we don’t know where we are going. We are living more by faith then we ever have. It is very scarey but yet clearing. We will be making decisions starting tomorrow on where and who to live if since we can’t make it on our own becuase the money has ran out. One thing that has been hard through all of this is I’m healing from pain. And the only way I know how to heal right now is to have a wall around my heart and only talk to God, Jon, and my family.
To put my true feelings into words I think this photo speaks it for me. My husband and I are standing in the light of God and showing everything to him to grow and learn. That soon we will see where he is leading us to be able to grow buds and bloom into a beautiful colorful tree. The mist of the early morning is the unknown of where we are going and how we are getting there.


