Today I spent some time planning my summer 2013. I don't have much yet, many decisions to make still. But it brought memories from my 2012 summer, how wonderful it was in spite of some disappointments with my own expectations. Here is what i wrote:
"I want to be surprised by God, I don't need to know everything...a surprise makes life exciting! "
7/24/12
"At
the end of the school year I was all excited about my summer, thinking
with a hopeful mind about what was lay ahead. I planned only two
domestic trip in June and July. A mission trip top the Bronx for a week,
and a bike ride to Goshen Indiana. I'm
almost in my forties, single, Latina, speaking English as a second
language. The idea of getting married sounds like a miracle. I decided
to intervene in my situation and make and effort to meet "My suitable
help" How? Going back to e harmony. Results? got overwhelmed with all
the questionnaires and disliking the fact to go out with strangers. But
my adventurous spirit came out and I did try it. None of the dates work
out.
My summer is almost over I haven't met my guy, but on the
contrary I met "the GUYS", four beautiful men with a heart that overflows
with God's love. In addition I got to know ten wonderful ladies that
has brought laughter to my life. Friendship is a kiss from God. Now I'm leaving this Friday to bike 350 miles...I'm sure that I will meet loving gentlemen, and more ladies
that will add more positive insights to my life, life is good..."
My ride is a precious memory that I will never forget, It went well. I discovered a hidden joy in pedaling, I learned many life lessons, pain brings satisfaction at the end....I know this summer will be different. I'm taking a group of students to the Bronx, right now I'm praying that God will provide more adults for this trip. Turkey, Ecuador and more biking, are possibilities, maybe sky diving..but definitively no more "attempts" to meet "someone". No more e harmony, or blind dates..I just want to enjoy what I have, I have too much, I want to love and serve people around me. Welcome to my forties!
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