Snickerdoodle

I've been working at TT's for a few weeks now since I was unable to get a real job, whatever that is. There's days I love it and there are days I hate it. I love it because my co-workers are fun, I deliver cookies, I get to drive around and listen to music, I usually don't have to wake up early, I get to help people out at the register or sit in the back depending on how I feel, and I have a schedule that so far is pretty flexible. And because I've decided I'm going to give the Austin Stone AVLC internship a shot it allows for me to be able to put in some quality time at the office if I want to. Which I probably will.

The down side to working at TT's is that I'm not really taking my professional career anywhere by working there, I'm working hours that keep me from waking up at a decent hour, sleeping in is keeping me from looking for a better job, I'm probably wearing out my car, although I'm not pounding down cookies I'm eating more than I normally would, I'm not making enough to save any money, and I'm just not 100% satisfied being there so I don't like it.

I'll be honest and lay it out there that I'm not really sure what exactly I want to do, but I do know it's not this. I want to see what all is available and check it out on a case by case basis and see what I feel I could do. Who knows I might be happy selling industrial sized screw drivers to freight train companies or something. I really don't know. God has a plan for me though, and I know that when I'm where I need to be I'll know it. TT's is not it.

Austin Stone Intern orientation is Wednesday and I'm nervous and excited. I've been waiting a long time to get an opportunity like this one, although back when I was really into working at a church I thought I'd be doing youth stuff, but the AVLC internship is definitely what I'm feeling at this point in my life. I'm hoping it will be one of the more life changing moments in my life. I love Chris and Phillip and am really excited to get to work with them and do life with them as we serve the church.