SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS

Today was the first day that God has really given me assurance that this is where I need to be at this point in my life.  Today was also the first day I had ever been to Dunkin' Dounuts, and I was throughly disappointed.  

I walked around today hoping to find amazing places that would see that raw working skills (such as stealing from workrooms, checking my facebook, and talking non-stop about celebrities) and and hire me instantly.  When this didn't happen I was greatly discouraged.  I then realized that I was put in this exact place in my life for a reason and God has control over when things are going to happen.  

Not having a single clue about where I want to go to church I visited a Tuesday night service at Times Square Church.  I pray no one can Google "Times Square Church" and this pops up.  Oh well.  But I went early for their prayer service and I thought, "This is going to be so good, this is exactly what I need."  As soon as I walked in someone started waving to me like they knew me.  I thought, "I know they are not waving at me, I don't know a soul in this city."  Turns out it was an elderly man that was a little slow.  He proceeded to talk to me for the majority of the prayer service.  I zoned out for most of it, but my favorite part was how no one should listen to Mariah Carey or Annie Lennox (whom he thought was a boy) because they're lyrics are deceiving and sometimes sound spiritual.  My second favorite part was when he fell asleep and started snoring, but woke up to scratch himself occasionally.  Yessss, NY is awesome.  

So here's my day in a nutshell-H&M didn't hire me, I didn't see Rachael Ray at Dunkin' Donuts,  You shouldn't listen to Annie Lennox his lyrics are bad, and I really want to work at the NYC Visitors Center.