Leaving Waco

I made it out in under ten years! ...barely. Of course, it hasn't it me yet, and who knows what it will look like when it does.

I'm might feel a little sad because I'm leaving behind some beautiful people. I've made some amazing friends during my time in Waco, and they've all inspired me in very profound ways. I'm blessed to be leaving Waco with my best friend in all the world, Bethany. Had I not naively left New Jersey nine and (355/365th) years ago, I could've never met her, and that would've been a tragedy.

I'm also leaving behind a church that I've grown very found of. This is something special to me because I don't usually like churches. I won't get into why, I'll just say that this church is something wonderful. It's a very dynamic community of idealists who desire to see through the veil of social secularism and into the heart of Christ and the design of God. I always felt inspired during the worship service, and I will miss this family very much.

I could go on about the mushy stuff, but I'll keep it at a minimum.

Well, it feels good to be leaving Waco. Austin just feels like home. I've always said that it was a little peace of New Jersey in the middle of Texas. It's the last bastion for "liberal" thinking in Texas, plus it's got music at it's heart. Can't beat that (unless you're a "conservative"... but I jest).

I'll be "blacked out" for the next week or two. Hopefully, once Bethany and I get settled, I can post some new music I'm working on.

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