The last month has been a blur. The best kind. I've been submersed in new conversations, lives, and experiences. I've been journaling every chance I get. I've been using up all the scotch tape trying to strap down tickets and memories onto pages. I've been adventuring through cities and villages of countries. I've meeting new faces and hearing incredible stories. My heart is full.
The truth is, when I'm not outside, I'm sitting on a couch building a website. For any other person it's just another website to visit, but for me, it's what I've been dreaming of for years. The system I've chosen to use is complicated, but beautiful. It has taken weeks of tears, sweat (yes sweat), and many verbal processing conversations with friends and family. I haven't blogged because I've wanted to launch my new website and blog! Every chance I get I'm working on widgets, texts, photoshop collages, and uploading on slow European internet. I'm so excited! The tab for this website is constantly open and continually refreshed on my screen. I'm still not tired of it. I'm overwhelmed with the feedback I've already gotten and the help that has been given and offered. I wouldn't be as far along without my parents, Emily Gluntz, Jessica Lauren, Alice Holt, and premium spotify.
Now the real update and reason for this post... my blogger guilt is real. Its eating me alive because I just want to share all the things I'm learning, processing, and experiencing. I know the time will come. I just have to be patient.
By the time I step on Memphian soil, I plan to have this new website launched and live. I plan to be blogging and finally focusing my creative energy on other parts of my business, my beautiful (and patient) clients, and of course new (crazy) project ideas.
Thank you to all for supporting me through this semester of craziness. I would never imagined myself traveling for weeks during senior year, nor building a professional website for my business, but that's how God works. He is faithful, and has plans that you couldn't even dream up. Learning to trust His timing, His plans, and His love.
"Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen."
| Ephesians 3:20-21 |
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