Aaaannnddd... I'm back.

As if I left? I kind of did. But, uh, not really. I just haven't had the motivation to write on here, hence the previous post. However, my motivationometer is showing a 20% increase in writability. I like to make up words, albeit lame ones at times, but hey, I can live with it. If I use letters in a form that successfully expresses my feelings and/or thoughts, then by definition the group-of-letters in question are, in fact, words. Let me put it this way. Writability? Not a word. Do you know what I'm talking about? Probably. Maybe not, but some of you do and that makes it a word; it's just not in the dictionary.

But enough about nothing. A lot has transpired since my last post(s). For one, I worked at Camp Saint Christopher again for the summer, and it was amazing. I am incredibly bummed that I cannot work there next summer, which leads me to my next great event in the life of Phillip...

I have moved to Fort Mill, SC for ministry school - namely, MorningStar University. The move itself has probably has nearly as much impact as the classes I am taking (so far, at least). I mean, I have never moved. So, coming here was quite daunting to me. I am not sure which is stranger, first moving into a strange new home, or getting to the point where you consider the aforementioned "strange new home" just simply... home. When I tell people I am going home, I mean Fort Mill now, not Charleston, and that just feels weird to me. But it's all good. I do miss Charleston, though, and I cannot wait to visit Saint James and such again.

I will write some more specifics about what is going on here later. Just figured I'd give some background as to where I am right now.

Oh, and I still work at Harris Teeter, just one up here. It's different, but the same. There's a lot of good people, and they do a few things a little differently, but I am blessed to have a job at all. There's a lot of people up here looking with little luck.

Finally, God is moving in incredible ways, and I will describe some of these awesome wonders later.

For now, good night. God bless.