Many people are moving across the country to growing communities where it is rare to find someone who grew up in the area. When you move 1,200 miles away from everything that is routine, you have two options: 1) You can make yourself miserable, feel sorry for yourself, and lament over everything you miss. Or 2) You can look at the positive side of a new beginning. For example, no one knows you. No one has judged you, pigeonholed you, or put you into a box. You can actually reinvent who you are because no one has preconceived ideas about you. No one has seen your clothes or your shoes—you suddenly have a whole new wardrobe. You don’t have to eat at the same old restaurants. You no longer look at anyone as a stranger, instead, you see them as potential friends. You appreciate every smile, every kind word, every person who reaches out to you. No one is invading your space. Every day is an adventure; you discover your spouse can be a friend, and you lose complacency. In God’s Kingdom, every day is a fresh start. He never judges you by yesterday’s failures or tomorrow's faults. Fresh starts are His specialty.