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Name: Rachel
Birthday: 8/20/1983
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Monday, August 14, 2006

Last entry

Well folks, this is my last entry on this site

BECAUSE I PASSED BOARDS

My new site is www.xanga.com/RNfinally   I'm so happy and I hope to see you all at my new site. 

I'll be leaving this site up for a couple of weeks, but it won't be around forever.

Rachel J. Mohler RN


Tuesday, July 25, 2006

I know I know I know, it has been forever and a day since I posted. 

Reunion was great.  Had tons of fun.  Got to know quite a few people better.  Still working on the ______ issue, but some of the events of reunion have made that easier. 

I'm loving my job.  I mean it's work so I'm not as thrilled as I would be if I got paid to sit at home on my rear all day long, but I really do enjoy it.  And I love working nights. 

If you all wouldn't mind keeping me in your prayers, I take boards the 10th of August.  I would really like to pass my first time through.  I'm pretty sure if I don't pass that the state won't let me keep working as a grad nurse and I don't need to spend time as an aide.  I need to get my licence and be an RN.  So...pray for me.

I'm actually being short here for once.  Those of you that I don't see on a regular basis, I miss you lots.  Those of you who I do see on a regular basis, I still wish I could see more of you.

Rachel GN


Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Currently Reading
A Walk to Remember
By Nicholas Sparks
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Quick update.

Going through orientation.  It's kind of boring but really important.

I get to go to Missionary Reunion!!!!!  The whole thing!!!  My parents are kind of freaking out, but that's a whole differnt story for another time.  I'm so happy!!!

Mariah E. and I have been talking a lot and that's a good thing for both of us I think.

That's all I have time for

Rachel


Sunday, May 28, 2006

Wow Wow Wow

Graduation is over.  I've passed everything so I actually will receive my diploma.  It still doesn't seem very real. 

Praise the Lord for camp.  Oh my!!!  What a wonderful week.  From Jesse's fear of Nannette, to my dealing with God's will for me in the relationship area (still trying to figure that one out), to gaining so many wonderful new friends.  And in and through it all the Spirit permeated everything.  What at week!  I think I might just make a top ten list because there is no way I can write about the whole thing.  These are in no particular order because I really can't place importance on any of these.

1)  Mariah F., Crystal, and Mariah E. 
        I don't know where I would have been without these three girls.  Crystal to keep me goofy, Mariah F.  to keep me sane (seriously, I don't think I could have made it the entire week around ______ without Mariah there to listen to me and make me stop over analyzing everything.) and Mariah E. to share with me the love of our family.  I'm so grateful that God sent me these three sisters in Christ and I never want to loose touch with them. 

2)  All the other campers
        I don't love any one else from camp any less than the previous three, but since there are way too many of you to mention all by name, I combine you in this second category.

3) Classes
        Promises of God-Doug Smith
        Pastor/Theme Class-Doug Smith and Doug Patterson
        Zion:  Practical Application-Jesse Cochran
        Seek First to Understand-Mariah Elefson

4) Jesse's fear of Nannette. 
        It was most amusing to watch.  I really felt sorry for the poor boy.  Maybe it's because I'm in a similar situation of unrequited affection and can therefore empathize with him.  Of course I'm at least blessed to not have the unfortunate object of my affection tormenting me every time I turn around, but I've at least got an idea how it feels. 

5) Greg, Brett, and Kendal singing "We are Soldiers Again."  
        Which wouldn't have been so poignant or memorable (not that they weren't good because they are) if it hadn't been for the message that Jesse, Greg and Brett received the next night about preparing/accepting the call. 

6) Campfire. 
        They were all amazing.  Thanks to each and every campfire leader who listened to the promptings of the Spirit as they directed. 

7) "Kyrie Eleison"
        Mariah E.  made us come up with skits for our class about another religion.  We had to include music.  My group got to portray Catholicism.  Andrew H. and I both sang Gregorian chants, in Latin that we improvised on the spot.  It was most amusing.

8) We were constantly being challenged to be better saints.  To become of one heart and mind with our God,  to claim the promises of God by fulfilling the conditions.  What a wonderful time of growth.

9) Committing to pray
       As a body, we have committed to pray for one another at least weekly for the next year.   So as to not overwhelm ourselves, we pray for three names weekly and those three names change weekly.  This way everyone is being prayed for.  We also have prayer partners to keep us on task.  I look forward to getting to know Ashley better over this year.  I know that we'll be sharing a lot about what's going on in our lives.

10) ______ ____
        As many of you know, I have a thing for a certain guy.  He had to put up with me all week for which I pity him.  However, I got to see him all week and talk to him a lot.  I've been doing a lot of praying on the subject.  It's very hard, but I'm working on leaving the whole thing in God's hands.  I just don't feel like I'm getting much of an answer from Him (most likely I'm not listening very well).  I think that the real problem is that I'm afraid of either answer He can give me.  If He says no, this isn't my plan for you, it's going to hurt and that's really not what I want to hear.  If He says yes, I'm constantly afraid that I'm putting words in His mouth.  So the only thing that I can find peace in (and I do find peace in it) is to say that this is what I desire, I do feel that I have God's blessing for these emotions but not for the timing and so therefore I must learn to calmly wait.  While I wait either one of two things will happen.  Either I'll get over ______, or ______ will be touched by God to reciprocate my affection.  Either way, despite this being what I currently want and not being able to see myself elsewhere, my heart's desire is to find the mate that God has for me and so I will continue to trust Him with this.

Well, that's only skimmed the top of camp, but since this entry is already way too long, I'll quit writing for now.

God Bless,
Rachel


Monday, May 08, 2006

Currently Reading
Pride and Prejudice
By Jane Austen
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Yet another week has come and gone.  I'm done with classroom classes for the rest of my life now.  And yet the only one I'm glad to be totally gone from is German.  (whoo hoo even the final is over.)

Pinning is Friday.  Graduation is Saturday.  I'm actually kind of sad.  I'm going to miss this place.  I've never disliked it as much as many of my class mates.  I genuinely love the grounds, and most of the people and I wish no ill will toward the administration (though the bike rack thing was pretty stupid). 

I'm going to miss the people the most.  The dear friendships I've formed will always be near and dear to my heart.  It's been kind of hard this week to say good bye to so many people.  And yet the thought that keeps coming to my mind is how wonderful it is that I don't have to say good bye to the RCM people.  Not that I'm going to be seeing them any more in the next year when I visit then I will see any one else, it's just that we carry a bond of sisterhood and brotherhood that I know will be with me where ever I go.  It's part of that fellowship that is being a restoration saint.  And that gives me peace and comfort.

Something I must relate before I forget.  Many of you know my perpetual struggle.  If you don't, then suffice it to say I have one.  Sunday during communion I was praying to God to help me.  I knew that my dwelling on the subject needed to stop but I just can't quit doing it.  In my mind, I pictured myself deep water, struggling to stay afloat, stretching my arm toward heaven and crying "Help me dear Lord! Help me!"  The thought came to my mind, "just let go."  My response was, "What?  And fall completely into this mire of sin around me?  I don't think so.  Help me Lord!"  Again, "just relax and let go."  Finally I had to give up because if I didn't I was going to break down and cry in the middle of church for no apparent reason, and I hate doing that.  As soon as I let go and relaxed, it was as if I dropped into the cradling arms of Christ, who held me as a little child.  It was wonderful and peaceful. 

Well that's all for now folks.  Hopefully I'll have time to write again before graduation, but don't count on it.  I'm not sure when I'll be able to update again after graduation so this may be it for a while.  But of course not forever just a little while.

Love to you all

Rachel



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