Multi Lit: Describe a time when you felt completely lost.

 A  time where I felt completely lost was when I moved back here. I was living in Nashville  and I had it all an apartment, a car, a job, I had everything that I need it, but then I crash my car and I lost my apartment after my dad kick me out, and at the same time I lost my job. This has to be the time where I felt  lost and through out all July I felt like if there was nothing to fight for beside study and that's it.

Reflection : Even when you feel like you have lost everything that's worth fighting for remember that there are better things coming ahead and that not everything is lost. For me was getting my strength from praying and hope, things got better on the long run and even though I lost a lot of things it made me realize that god had something better waiting for me I just had to be patience.


Summary: Being lost doesn't mean its over, it might just mean a new start, new people, and another chapter in your life, not everything or everyone is forever so we must enjoy spending as much time as possible with them. 

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