If you’ve known me for any period of time, then you’ve probably heard my name associated with the word “workhorse”. Being known as a “workhorse” is a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing because, if done properly with the right heart attitude, many things can be accomplished for the kingdom and for His glory. But recently I’ve come across this attribute as carrying a great cost.
Author: Alex H (Page 2 of 9)
Since being in EA, summer has been that one temporary hope and reprieve from the normal grind of life. I treasure these two months that I have off and I wanted to share with you my goals and expectations for this season (other than avoiding the heat and the rainstorms).
Merry belated Christmas to everyone! I have to apologize for the lack of updates or posts on our blog (especially on my end). As an English lit major, you would think that writing would come naturally. But to be honest, I consider myself a poser in this field. I hate writing, and unless I’m in the right “mood” to write, I’m not naturally inclined to pour out my thoughts in written words.
Anyway, since the year is about to end, I think it’ll be good to just recap what’s been going on in our lives over the past four months!
If there’s one thing I know about myself, it’s this: I’m a really bad test-taker. No matter how much I study, I end up making some dumb mistakes on exams.
With July already here, I was personally excited for the change in season. Not necessarily the literal season (I know everyone in Southern California is burning up right now. We feel your pain here as well), but a change of pace. With my teaching classes now complete, I am looking forward to the month of July to accomplish a lot of things on my “When I have time, I’ll do them” list. I’ll share some of those things here: