So. It's June. How do I feel about that? Rather befuddled. In someways it feels like I just got off the plane and wandered into this foreign country of tea and manners, but in other ways I feel like I've been a loyal resident of Halesowen for years. It's incredible how I can say I'm moving to Finland next month. Next month! I'm actually getting butterflies at the thought of finally going. The thought of sharing Jesus in this very foreign country puts me over the moon with wonder and excitement folks. Come visit me there and I'll buy ya a drink and we can talk about the weather. So weather is funny. I live on a hill and much to my dismay there are no trees in our little English yard. The sun is currently beating down on us now and though it can be quite lovely I don't think I've squinted my eyes so much in doors. Random fact. Check. 
So my life has shifted from being in a constant frenzy of disaster to endless chaos of goodness. This has happened very suddenly and I'm still playing catch up. It's amazing how people can effect you. Good or bad. Many persons have waltzed in and out of my life over the last few months and it would be nice to put things on pause right now. Ever been in a situation where you know something is temporary, but it's just so good you never want it to end?  Then you try not to get too attached, but it's just so hard! Is it worth it to invest and give even when you know you're going to lose it all? Tricky question. I think it takes one of strong heart with a selfless spirit to enjoy and embrace people no matter how long they're in your life. Give and share. I hope to be like this someday. To love without hesitation.
With life being to full (now in a good way!) I have little time to pick up a book. And when I do, I like to glance over ones I've already read, since they're all like friends and are a big comfort. When I get home sick I pick one up and it's like being with an old comfortable friend. Same with my music. Just going into my library and picking some of my favorites is like coming back to a place of refuge. I've been in a more rock 'n roll/soundtracks type moods lately. The bands that have been my haven this week are Black Stone Cherry, Alter Bridge, and the King Arthur soundtrack by the one and only Hans Zimmer.
This song here is so peaceful and sweet that it really stirs the soul to feeling warm. I love this movie and it's score. Zimmer is my hero. Cheers dear ones.