Blessed in so many ways

This post was a response to another blog post that mentioned that people don't need to feel overwhelmed with life, but just to take it one day at a time and trust in God. Some content was added to fully explain the wonderful situation:

Thank you for this posting! I actually have been working with the very same ideas you mentioned in this post. I recently graduated from college leaving myself with endless opportunities of paths to take in life. Of course it was a little overwhelming at first. Everyone seemed to be asking me what I was planning on doing after graduation and for a while I didn't have an answer for them, but after I recognized the lesson that you presented in this post, to just take it one day at a time, I had more faith that God was directing my life, and boy have I been blessed.
Towards the last few weeks of my final semester in college I got an internship in the area that paid really well (for an internship) but they did not provide housing, so I took the next necessary steps and I looked into house sitting, and as a last resort rooms to rent. I lined up a 3 week house sitting position and planned on renting a room for the rest of the summer. I wasn't thrilled to spend some of my internship salary on housing but I thought that was my only option, but God had a different plan for me. The house that I was house sitting for for the three weeks was for was a woman who is a CS nurse. The other day I answered her phone. A woman who needed nurse care was calling. She was ill and mostly confined to a recliner as a result. I explained to her that the nurse was out of town and that I was just house sitting for her. Well, the woman on the other line seemed to perk up when I mentioned that I was house sitting. It turned out she was looking for someone to 'house-sit' for her and her pets doing the things that a woman who was mostly confined to a recliner couldn't do. She offered free room and board! I couldn't believe it! The job was exactly what I was looking for and the timing for when she needed me was perfect, plus it was closer to my internship, and the food she has is mostly organic, something that I always prefer to support. In addition, her and her husband had moved from Oregon and was involved in informal environmental activism there. This was also perfect because I was looking into going to Portland as my next step to look for jobs and she had some connections in the area already in the general field that I am interested in. It seemed too good to be true. (oh, and as an added bonus she has a hot tub. hee hee) Like I said, I truly am blessed! Both of our needs were met graciously. Now I'm waiting for God to lead me to my next step.