Someone told me before I moved out here that after college "change would become the new constant," and things in my life have certainly changed since May, but they've also become constant. I have a normal life here, which is comforting to me because it reminds me that God prepared my heart to come here and He has been the one guiding the whole process of my adjustment to life in the city. Plus, that was the whole point of coming here, I didn't move here because it was going to be exciting all the time, I moved here because I wanted to plant my life in this city for the glory of God.
Maybe as a symbol of my adjustment to Denver, my room has basically come together over the past few weeks. It looks much better now that I have curtains, though I will admit that my first experience operating power tools by myself in order to hang the curtain rods was slightly unsuccessful (Daddy, you need to teach me how to do this the right way the next time I'm home). But they're on the wall and haven't fallen down yet so maybe that's a good sign.
spindle bed that I repainted and the clothespin frame I made
This picture sums up much of my life at the moment... Stockstad's western art history text book with macbook and study schedule in the background
macrame planters that I made to hang these cactus plants in... more on the inspiration and the mechanics of this project to come
bedside table that used to be ugly before I spray painted it green
in-process painting

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