This week has been the usual hectic week for me. Yet, I still believe that my time here was
all because of the divine’s will for me!
I have experienced many wonderful moments with fellow interns and
realize that I have made life long friends with some.
I have decided to remain positive for the remainder of the
time here. I feel like I have so many
places I want to visit before I leave.
Nevertheless, I will do only do what the Lord allows me too. I have a
strong faith in him for he has told me that “No weapon formed against me shall
prosper”. I believe his word and will
continue to honor him.
As far as work is concerned, I am involved on many wonderful
things and I have met a plethora of persons that have inspired me to reach
higher. I love the idea of seeing
persons that look like me working in an administrative capacity. Thank God for
my work experiences. I now have taken
the blinders off and see pass my circumstances.
I live life without limits.
I must say that I have grown through my experiences in
DC. I have always respected the
individuality of others and D.C. definitely offers diversity. Diversity in the arts, entertainment,
cultures, religious experiences, etc. is definitely an amenity within the city.
I also recognize the hustle and bustle of the city. I sometimes feel like it is a survival of the
fittest type environment. You have to
hustle align yourself with persons that have good character and will not “step
on and over” you for self serving reasons.
I am staying aligned and aware. For
I know that the best is yet to come. I
am energized and ready to run the race in DC.
I want to have a better understanding of the reason I have endure
certain unpleasantries on life, but I know that I will be able to use these
issues as a testament to someone life.
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