Subscribe To
Posts
All Comments
Popular Posts
-
I look at my shoes worn, holes and all, and I am amazed at my journey. I have travelled for five years, and my journey is almost at an end....
-
How the HELL did I get here? How the HELL did I allow myself to be captive; To be a slave to my own passions? Caught up in five minutes o...
-
I've decided that it's time to break out of this mold of fear. I am taking God at his word when He said that He has not give... -
I have been struggling with a particular addiction for many years now and there have been so many times where I re... -
Cries of a fifteen year old 1. Do they see my pain? Tell me if they can, Do they hear my cries do they understand? 2. They ...
-
I'm quite optimistic. I said no to my addiction lastnite. 'm sure that the fight is not over but it felt quite empowering to say NO ...
-
Destiny 1. Before you were thought of, I knew would be, Before your feet touched the earth, I saw the power and influence you woul...
-
Eph. 2:10 says,"For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should wal...
-
Today at 5:48 pm, I am sitting at the computer and I am on the brink of being overwhelmed. I just looked at the cost for both summer session...
-
A philosophy professor asked his students just one question for their final exam, the question is “how are you going to make me believe th...
Monday, August 5, 2013
The New Social Worker Online Blog: GUEST POST: The Trod -- A Social Work Student's View
I look at my shoes worn, holes and all, and I am amazed at my journey. I have travelled for five years, and my journey is almost at an end. Two more weeks have passed on my practicum site, and I am getting there. I am almost at the point where I am comfortable in my own skin, with my colleagues, with the people who come to me for assistance!! Isn't that something? God has been good to me! .... To read the rest, click on the link below and join me over at The New Social Worker Online Blog.
The New Social Worker Online Blog: GUEST POST: The Trod -- A Social Work Student's View
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)