The Life of His Princess

"Don't know where to begin It's like my world's caving in And I try but I can't control my fear Where do I go from here? Sometimes its so hard to pray When You feel so far away But I am willing to go Where you want me to God, I trust You There's a raging sea Right in front of me Wants to pull me in Bring me to my knees So let the waters rise  I f You want them to I will follow You I will follow You" - Mikeschair "Let The Waters Rise "  (Link) I've been listening to this song a lot lately. At this point in time, my future and the unknowns associated with that are like this raging sea. There's a whole lot of stuff out there, Bad and good, somewhere out there amongst everything else and everyone else's future is mine. The worldly things tend to bring me to my knees in confusion. The futures of the world's and the futures of God's so greatly differ. A little later in the song is states this " God, You ...

"I am Yours regardless of The dark clouds that may loom above Because You are much greater than my pain You who made a way for me By suffering Your destiny So tell me what's a little rain So I pray Bring me joy, bring me peace Bring the chance to be free Bring me anything that brings You glory And I know there'll be days When this life brings me pain But if that's what it takes to praise You Jesus, bring the rain..." -Mercy Me, Jesus Bring the Rain It's weird to say I'm a senior now, but there's no denying the facts, as much as I sometimes wish I could. I've had children cry on my shoulder when they found out I wasn't going to be here next year, and that breaks my heart. Every moment spent with my family becomes more precious to me, the littlest things are tucked away in my memory to remember them by when I'm gone. But while I am sad to leave home, part of me is very much ready to do so. But that brings me to the title of my blog...