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Day’s Verse:
But avoid foolish controversies and genealogies and arguments and quarrels about the law, because these are unprofitable and useless.
Titus 3:9
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Boots and FireTomorrow I start my job with Charles River Labs. I feel apprehensive, not particularly excited because the nervousness keeps mounting just above the excitedness level. Because orientation starts at 8:15, I am taking the car in the morning and dropping Ian off very, very early for work (and picking him up quite late; he will have a long day for a few days this week). I just hope I don’t make too much of a fool of myself, getting lost in the maze of hallways, forgetting names, and so forth. I honestly just keep praying, Oh Lord, keep me from looking stupid. But really the important thing is to remember that I’m His instrument. I’m here to do God’s will, and beyond that if I look stupid, oh well.

The last five days I’ve read all the Harry Potter books, gone for a bike ride for the first time in about four years, seen a Guster concert in Providence with Darren and Nora, and…um…that’s about it. Nora spent the night with us over Wednesday; we visited Bearly Read Books, a lovely bookstore near my and Ian’s apartment. Then we drove to Providence on Thursday to enjoy the day with Darren in a hot, shadeless field listening to mediocre music. I had fun, especially the Cheesecake Factory in the evening and walking around Providence during the day. That’s about it for those five days.

5 thoughts on “Coming Right Up

  1. Will be praying for you on the new job,and you will do just fine,We had a birthday celebration at Kevin’s for me and it was so nice,wish you both could have been their. Love and Hugs Grandma

  2. ALL the Harry Potter books!? I knew you could read a lot but. . . You’ll do fine at work. Nobody expects that you’ll remember everything right away. Love you!

  3. ok so lets hear about the first day.

    did anyone try to break your spirit?
    did you become blind, but then continue to write up scientific documents as if you were a fully seeing person?
    was anyone wearing a fringe-y jacket gifted to them by an indian?

    these are important questions, and they must be asked.

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