kesha

Tik Tok on the clock, but the party don’t stop. The clock is always ticking, but the party of life doesn’t stop.  My collegiate career started with a rollercoaster of emotions my freshman year.  The University of Tennessee was complete culture shock.  Everything was the opposite of what I knew as life.  All the sudden, I had free time.  And I hated it.  So, my sophomore year, I stepped up my game.  I involved myself in so many organizations, TV became a thing of my past.  I always wanted more time, NEEDED more time.  Thirty-six hours in the day would have been nice.  Then, one day it hit me.  I wasn’t spending my time wisely.  I wrote a resume and saw that everything I did wouldn’t even fit on one page.  “Waste of time” was what I thought.  But then I thought about it again.  Was this how I was pursuing my life? Spending/wasting time for a resume.  There weren’t enough hours in the day.  But how would my life change if I actively pursued a life of “wasting” time in prayer, in His word, or living His will on earth by leading others to His word?