And Then It All Becomes Clear

I was just re-reading over my post from Monday and have to record how in awe I am of the timing of these last three weeks.  Let me 'splain.  No, there is too much.  Let me sum up.

(It's always a good time to throw in a Princess Bride quote.)



Here's how things went down (keep in mind these first few things had been scheduled up to five weeks before):
Tues, 2-8: Prayer meeting in which I pour out to God my fears about the future and all the unknowns it holds.
Wed, 2-9: First job interview in seven years that morning, community ed class on staging and redesign in evening.
Thurs, 2-10: Meet with Vocational Assessor to talk about my future career options and what training I would need.  Make decision to being teaching piano lessons.
Fri, 2-11: Talk to G about selling the house soon to take advantage of spring real estate market. Approached by an acquaintance to do administrative work from home for his start up company.
Sat-Sun: Search out potential places to rent.
Mon, 2-14: Take tours of rental properties.
That week: appointments with stager, Realtor, financial planner, tours of other properties...
Mon, 2-21: Find out I am approved to rent the place I wanted. -excitement-
Tues, 2-22: Decide to list our home on March 9th or 10th, giving two weeks for cleaning and prep.
Wed, 2-23: Shop online for inexpensive staging pieces, decide on move out date of March 4th.
Thurs, 2-24: Buy piano books for students starting next week.  Hear confirmation that I can use a piano at the church building for the first couple months to avoid moving chaos.
Fri, 2-25: First business meeting with new company. Looks to be a long term position for me. Pack more boxes.

A part of me feels like if I pinch myself I won't feel it cause it's all a dream, but the the other part knows this IS all real because I feel more alive right now -with everything buzzing around me- than I have in a long time.  I can't get over how suddenly and instantaneously everything has unfolded in front of me.

Please note:
Three weeks ago I felt no career direction at all.
Three weeks ago I saw no idea when or where we would move.
Three weeks ago I had no idea how or when we would get the house ready to sell.

And reading back to where I was at on Monday I see that the last few pieces of the puzzle had yet to fall into place but I had seen enough of it come together to trust it would work out.

Only four days later and the doubt is gone.  I see the way.  And I'm headed there.

Holy freaking progress batman!

"Trust in the Lord...and he will direct your paths." Prov. 3:5-6 paraphrase