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Posted On 04/09/2009 00:18:20 by timopheous

some not so good news....i have been given a deadline for when i should have a job..may 1st. i dont have all the details but the families that live on the fullmer ranch here may be evicted for reasons im not clear on. so..i may have to move if i dont have a job by then...i may have to if i do also...things are not looking so good right now. ive applied to 20 places. im not sure what else to do. i dont have my license. took the test but failed because i didnt look over my shoulder once and the instructer considered it a dangerous maneuver. so having limited transportation limits where i can get a job too. like i said earlier were on basically a farm. not a whole lot around to begin with. my friend has invited me to move in with him. he did a while ago but a thought he was joking but he called me and said his parents are all for it. he lives in utah. in this months ensign there was a strong push on education. ive been meaning to get back to school. conferenece was this past week. on one of the world reports they showed some byu film stuff. film/cinematography is the area im leaning to for my major. i initially decided to stay here if i could even though i would say hes my best friend. but ive almost gotten the impression that i should go up there and get into byu if i can. he claims theres lots of jobs schools and girls there in utah-trying to real me in. i could also ask to move in with my dad in colorado. my parents miss me and said theyd come down to pick me up a couple weeks ago bc they were in vegas. im not sure whats going to happen. i never do. i thought i got my answer to move here from vegas. maybe i was wrong. nothing is working out here. my sister lives in utah so if i moved there i wouldnt be far from her. sometimes i wish my mom was still around. shed know what to do. but that would be a whole blog in itself. thats all i have for now. until next time...



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From: insertwittynamehere
04/09/2009 00:44:50

If you felt like you should come to Cali, don't doubt your answer. On many occasion, The Lord has made pioneers, missionaries, and even modern Saints go or stop somewhere, only to find out it wasn't the final or real destination. If you feel like Utah is right for you, I say go for it. This may be a little personal being a blog and all.. but you know you've got to progress. If you're not progressing here, and you feel like you could elsewhere.. make the move and do the work to move forward. I hate seeing you sort of stagnate here. I dont know what The Lord told you to come to Cali for but it would be interesting to hear about what you've learned in your time here. If nothing, maybe a move to cali and it not working out provided the opportunity for others to see that you were in need of their help and support (in moving to Utah). Like Hyrum said, "Whatever happens, The Lord is in it." I firmly believe this. Go with what you feel is right. Go with what will bring forth the most good fruit. Stay close to the Lord and really make the decision to do something with your life and move forward. Change is a good thing. Haha.. just like Elder Snow said in conference, "Too many people are too comfortable sitting in their mother's basement playing video games." Change takes courage and action.. which is often extremely difficult but we will only ever get the same results we've always gotten, if we're only doing the same thing we've ever done.


I dont know Tim.. those are my thoughts. I'm not telling you to move to Utah.. I'm just saying something needs to happen. 


PS- You're a dear friend I fear I've neglected lately.. I apologize. Cant say I'll do any better as I'm leaving shortly.. but know that if nothing else, you're in my thoughts and prayers. And oh yeah, I expect AT LEAST a letter once a year while I'm gone. Maybe even two. 

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