I am out of school. I have three and half months away from teachers, professors, students, conducting, homework, and classrooms. Hallelujah! Finally! Also, I am officially a college junior. That is weird. I have been in college for two full years. Talk about weird. I remember my first day, mainly cause I cried a lot and spent the rest of the time calling every friend from home that I could to talk to. I was lonely. Not much has changed, although I don't cry as much. Now I just rant and rave and scream and whine. Big difference. Actually, there is- people prefer the crying.
But in any matter, I am now at home, sitting in my room, my laptop on my lap, no noise or people, and nothing to really do until 5 which is when I'll leave for work. It's nice. For now. In about a week, I'm gonna be griping again about being bored. However, I shouldn't be too bored. I have some stuff planned to keep me busy. Also, my friend's will be out of school soon, so maybe they can hang out during the day some. Maybe.
I have a realization to tell. I am alone. Yes, alone. Before you fly off at me, listen (or read) first. Let me define alone. I have no home church anymore, no Bible study group, no place of spiritual shelter, and no mentor. I have a "twin brother" whom I love more than myself, a few extremely close friends that I love with all my heart, and I have some more friends that are somewhat close that I also love. I don't have that great of a relationship with my family- we're very distant and the distance keeps growing. I also don't have a significant other. Now, with this in mind, let me say again that I am alone. Spiritually, that is. Physically, I have more people around me than might be good for me. Emotionally, I have my close friends. Mentally, I have people all around me to help. But spiritually, I am alone. With God. And that is a realization.
I was always told about the fellowship of believers, the "church", that would mean that no one was ever alone. However, I don't have that. I don't have that "fellowship" anymore. Even when I did, I never fit in. I was always out of place. So I've left that church. KHBC. This leaves me alone. And at first, I thought I needed to find a church as soon as I could. I needed the fellowship! However, everywhere I went, I never felt in place and I never felt God telling me to stay there. In fact, one Sunday last spring, I was about to go into a church when God told me to leave. Yes, leave. I was outside the door and I stopped. God sas telling me to go back and read my Bible. I thought He just meant this one Sunday. But after that Sunday I always felt more out of place going into church. And then I got this job that was having me work Sunday mornings. Church was out. And you know what? It was fine. I started doing my own private Bible Study, praying all the time, talking to God- it was fine. I was supposed to be alone. However, no one else realized this. Everyone told me I needed to go to church. Maybe I should go, I thought. This didn't go over well.
Long story short, I am alone. I am supposed to be alone. And I am going to embrace this. However, to appease me and everyone else, God is allowing me to go to Main Event (the youth group at Tj's church) over the summer. I have the money and the capability. We'll see how it goes. Although, people will still find fault in it. They tend to do that. 
In God,
~Mitchell