At first, it was alright. I was excited that I was studying something I enjoyed, or so I thought. But, it didn't take long before I realized that it wasn't my calling. I didn't want to work with computers anymore. It was tedious, frustrating, and flat-out boring to me. I couldn't see myself working on them all day, probably in an office. This all came down on me at a time when I was thinking about doing ministry. This Linux class (book pictured) was the final straw. I finally laid it all out in front of me and came to the conclusion that if I were doing ministry instead of computers, the dilemma of what I should be doing wouldn't exist at all. If I was involved in ministry, I wouldn't be wishing I was working in the computer tech field.
I haven't looked back since. Sure, there were times when ministry became difficult, and, to be honest, I almost left that, too. But leaving it for what? I didn't feel called to anything else. Lots of prayers were said during this period in my life and I eventually pushed through and here I am, still trying to find a way to be involved in ministry, with photography in tow.
It's funny how God works, isn't it? =)
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