Much to my great disgust, Spain have just been evicted from the Football World Cup for losing to France 1-2. I thought Spain were quite good.
This was a horrible game for me, I support Spain as a team because they’re Spain and therefore great but my favourite player is from France. Very frustrating!
In other news, this morning’s DomPost “retail edition” is running late AGAIN this week . . . but the Herald’s arrived so I might read that. To be honest, I prefer the Herald at the moment, what a Wellington traitor I am!!
I am leaving in 83 days and I have already sent my trunk of textbooks across to my hall in London. It will take it 3 months on a boat, which is kinda funny when you think about it because it will only take me a day on a plane. That said, a day on a plane is a VERY long time! Lots of water and walking is the way to get through it. Anyway, I digress . . . in many ways I am quite scared about leaving, time seems to be flying and I haven’t saved nearly enough and I’m no where near ready to get rid of most of my stuff.
The thing that’s helping is that I have been looking at the amazing things that have happened in the last year and I’ve realised how much has happened and everything that God has taught me and given me. I currently have an awful lot to be thankful for and I don’t spend enough time thanking God. I thank God for (in vague order):
- Giving me the confidence to campaign and the strength to attend a million “meet the candidates” meetings.
- Giving me friends and family to support me through campaign/Honours
- Teaching me that it’s not always about getting the most votes
- Keeping me awake when I had to write my essays
- Teaching me that if I rely totally on Him, I can get a lot more done
- Getting all my essays in on time
- Getting a definitive First Class Honours - all God
- Teaching me that I should trust Him more
- Offers of Masters at LSE, Birmingham, and Manchester
- A place to live in London that’s really close to LSE
- Family, friends and flatmates who keep me sane (and insane) through their tolerance of my craziness
- Dave: for putting up with the insanity of the past year and being there all the time.
Thank you God (and family, friends, flatmates & Dave)!