Much has changed

So the Trazodone sleep last time Lithium quartz I wrote Aa lithium Lisinopril picture rechargeable batteries something I still worked at Citibank, drove an Xterra, and was 26 years old.  That was two and a half months ago.  Now I work for Lauren Engineers and Constructors as a Senior Accountant, drive a Toyota Tundra, and am 27.  I am also very close to being married for a whole year and that is the best part.  The job thing came totally out of the blue.  I had been praying for a while that God would provide a job at which I could be happier and I had been offered a couple positions at other banks but I felt that I needed to be patient.  I got a call from someone I had worked for before who was now working here at Lauren and he wanted to talk to me about a job.  I met with him on a Friday, accepted the job on Monday, and started working here two weeks later.

  The vehicle thing is also something I had been praying about.  Ever since we bought our house I kept having to borrow my dad’s truck to do things around the house and so I started wanting a truck myself.  I did my research, budgeting, and shopping and I ended up with a Tundra.  It is an extremely large truck and probably more than I need for now, but that is one of the reasons I bought it.  I am looking to the future so I bought what I thought would fit our family for the next (hopefully) ten years I plan on keeping the truck.

I also turned 27 in October which is really no surprise since I get older every year but it is a change nonetheless.  The last big thing in my life right now is that Lacey and I are about to celebrate our one year anniversary.  November 18th!  I have to say this is the most exciting of any of the changes going on in my life right now.  God has blessed me with the perfect wife for me and I love her more every day.  She is amazing!  So there you have it.  A quick summary of my recent and changing life.  God is definitely moving and I praise Him for all the he has worked or will work through life’s changes.  If you are reading this, please keep us in your prayers as we (as Christians) all need prayer all the time.

 Brian