Living The Journey

Three months since the accident happened and I'm feeling 100 percent. It seems so long ago and now it feels almost like it had never happened. I was able to get back on a snowboard and eliminate the fear I had since the accident. The main factor in the accident had been speed. I got back on a board with the intention of slowing way down Also am finding that my passion for snowboarding isn't as strong. It isn't the fact that I hurt myself, but its just not as exciting to me as it used to be. Most of the snowboarding has been a part of work (switching lift operators from different work stations on multiple chairs). It was enjoyable.

With my roommate at work

However, the news going on is the new job. I have been accepted into the full-time reporter position at the Iron County Today (a  little newspaper in Cedar City). I will have my last day at Brian Head on Saturday. I know the Iron County Today isn't the biggest place, but I learned from my professors that starting small then going up is the way to go. I'm excited to put my skills and degree to work. Its a bitter sweet moment leaving the resort, but I know I need to get out of my comfort zone and move on in the real world. I'm excited, because I know God wants me to grow and learn my potential.

I have no need to be concerned with my future I am so glad I have God to take care of me. Life is good. So blessed to be alive!