So today is February 14th. The day where couples go out, share their love with each other in a special way, and perhaps exchange gifts. I have only had a valentine a couple of times. The roses and chocolates are definitely nice. I even got a teddy bear once :) They are nice memories, and I look forward to the Valentine's Day's that I will share with my husband. It's a nice thought.
But for now i'm a single lady. (All my single ladies... haha) Anyways... There are things that i like about being single such as being able to go out with whoever and whenever. My friend Dave took me out to a little French restaurant on Thursday night and we had a really nice time. We always have good conversation and we get to try new foods together. This time it was Escargot... Snails that is! They didn't have a lot of flavor, but garlic and butter make everything good! My favorite item of the night was the peanut butter and chocolate crepe! Dave and I share a strong love for peanut butter.
Although I have these good times, I still have this longing to be somebodies number one woman! Someone to do nice things for, to talk to when i need, to learn new things with, to grow in Christ with, and many other things that I sometimes feel like i'm missing out on. I know that God has a plan for me, and I'm sure he knows who my husband will be. I don't know how long I have to wait, but I'm trying to have a good and patient attitude about it. Gods timing is perfect. A funny fact is that my grandmums (great grandma), grandma, mom, and sister were all married before they were 20! I'll be the first in a line of girls to not follow the trend. None of them have a college degree either, which I will have in a couple years. It's exciting but i feel like i'm missing out on some things too. I figure that I am where I am for a reason and that everything is going be fine. The future is such a strange thing. Every moment we are moving forward in time, and there is no going back. I feel like some people spend too much time thinking about their past. Maybe complaining about how they didn't do something the way they wished, or how great they were in their younger years. I think it's good to remember our pasts, but we should spend more time living for Jesus in the present and planning our future. Taking our past mistakes and learning from them.
So i have majorly digressed from Valentine's Day but that's okay. It's just how our minds work... they start somewhere and run elsewhere. ha.
I know that God loves me more than anyone on this Earth ever will and I am grateful for that! Jesus gave his life to save us... sinners. Thank you!
“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”