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Kallie the good little Christian girl, or so she’s always been told, is torn in two.
She doesn’t want to jump off the deep-end, forgetting everything she grew up with, knows and feels.
Yet, forces all around her are tearing her in two different directions.
Her own heart and mind can’t seem to reconcile.
Advice from church leaders fill her mind about the importance of marriage and family. Her heart is drawn to something very different; seeing the world through the lenses of her camera.
It’s not that marriage isn’t appealing, but just out of high school? She saw the young women, older than her, coming home from a church college sporting their left-hand sparkly souvenirs. It had the opposite effect on Kallie than intended. There was zero jealousy.
It scared her.
Maybe it was wrong but she kept That’s it. That is their life, forever, already decided.
Her twin brother, in her mind, has been given a sort of reprieve by choosing to serve a mission right out of high school. Her parents gave her that option, or the option of going to a church college the marriage meat market. A mission never felt right for her. So, her choice was made.
Going to college, any college, just gets her closer to her dream!
She won’t become a cliché
church college with zero sparkly souvenirs!
She doesn’t want to jump off the deep-end, forgetting everything she grew up with, knows and feels.
Yet, forces all around her are tearing her in two different directions.
Her own heart and mind can’t seem to reconcile.
Advice from church leaders fill her mind about the importance of marriage and family. Her heart is drawn to something very different; seeing the world through the lenses of her camera.
It’s not that marriage isn’t appealing, but just out of high school? She saw the young women, older than her, coming home from a church college sporting their left-hand sparkly souvenirs. It had the opposite effect on Kallie than intended. There was zero jealousy.
It scared her.
Maybe it was wrong but she kept That’s it. That is their life, forever, already decided.
Her twin brother, in her mind, has been given a sort of reprieve by choosing to serve a mission right out of high school. Her parents gave her that option, or the option of going to a church college the marriage meat market. A mission never felt right for her. So, her choice was made.
Going to college, any college, just gets her closer to her dream!
She won’t become a cliché
church college with zero sparkly souvenirs!
190 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 7, 2017
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