Just an update to say “I’m still here” and let you all know what’s going on.<\/p>\n
I had a great time at camp last weekend.\u00a0 The weather was perfect (low to mid 70’s, dry, blue sky with fluffy clouds) as Carolyn and I helped check in 12 units full of kids.\u00a0 That’s a light week for Camp Johnsonburg<\/a>, undoubtedly due to the holiday.\u00a0 I was trained to do the medical form coordinator’s job.\u00a0 This is a relatively new job for check-in.\u00a0 Jill, a friend and fellow former camp alumni, made it her purpose in life last summer to organize the medical form process.\u00a0 This has resulted in a significant reduction in chaos and an increase in making sure that medical information (particularly received prescriptions) is right and that the campers are safe.\u00a0 She is going to be away one Sunday in August so I’ve been trained to cover that week.\u00a0 I’m also going to write up the procedure for the camp because right now it’s all in Jill’s head.\u00a0 I might go up to camp immediately after church this Sunday – they’re bringing in 20 units next week and they’ll really need the help.<\/p>\n I’m working every day this week except Wednesday – no long weekends when Independence Day falls on a Wednesday.\u00a0 I might get out a few hours early today if management is willing.<\/p>\n I’m undergoing a career questioning process.\u00a0 My job is frankly not challenging right now and there are other reasons that it is getting increasingly uncomfortable (very few having to do with me or politics – it’s more of a “do I want to be here?” issue).\u00a0 I’m wondering whether or not it’s time for a career change rather than a job change. So now I’m trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up.\u00a0 This might be a mid-life crisis (if you take my life expectancy at birth and divide by 2, you get something less than my age), or it might just be the start of a 2nd career.\u00a0 Or maybe I’ll determine that I’m really supposed to be doing what I’m doing now.\u00a0 I might even be at the right company.\u00a0 Who knows.\u00a0 What I do know is that when I work really hard at camp or at church it doesn’t feel like work.\u00a0 That might be “a change is as good as a rest” or it might be my real vocation peeking out.\u00a0 We’ll have to see.<\/p>\n And that’s the roundup for today.
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\nAt one point about a month ago I thought that the ministry might be a career for me, but I’ve since decided against it.\u00a0 I think it was a fit of overenthusiasm for church-related things in general due to lots of things at happening with me and church.\u00a0 In talking with others about this idea, the reaction has ranged from shock\/surprise to “Are you sure?”\u00a0 That’s not really a rousing sign that I should be considering such a career.\u00a0 I really don’t think I have the right personality as an introverted technical thinker who happens to care deeply about people.\u00a0 I’m really a behind-the-scenes kind of person.<\/p>\n