to sleep, perchance to dream

sleep is weird. i spent all evening sleeping on the couch and now that it's time for bed, my brain is going a million miles an hour. eh.

what happened to my life?!

The human decision-making process is utterly amazing. In three weeks I went from not really knowing where to go with my life, to deciding that I'm really interested in international relief and development work, to deciding that my current degree doesn't cut the mustard, to deciding that I need more education, to deciding that I need to pay for that education, to deciding that maybe it would be a good idea to maybe go teach english overseas for a while...maybe...to deciding to uproot from my comfy little life and go live in South Korea for 12 months! ACK! And of course, Jon's decision-making process has looked virtually the same. And to top it all off, I'm going to the heart of Mexico on a missions trip with one of our pastors in a month. And I just decided THAT one last Thursday. Life looks a little different now than it did a month ago...at that point I was just trying to figure out why I couldn't handle my job anymore! And now THIS? I DON'T SPEAK KOREAN! I DON'T LOOK KOREAN! I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT KOREAN FOOD LOOKS LIKE! My knowledge of Korea is limited to MASH re-runs, and that was American! If anyone has any tips on how NOT to go insane when your life is wildly spinning around, please do tell. On the other hand, being insane might be more comfortable. Bob the rock thinks that's a very good idea. Thanks Bob. At least I know that God isn't confined by international barriers. He's still on my side! Thanks God.

oops, guess i was wrong

i guess people really do read these things. hehe. don't worry about it guys, if i didn't want it read, i would have written in a locked up diary. i guess maybe they were a good idea after all! sorry blogspot, i won't steal your idea :)

Solid proof

Here's some solid proof that there are ghosts in my house...or that I don't actually have a body. Either way, it's kinda creepy!

...not that anyone's reading this

How can you put something on the internet - a place millions of people access everyday - and feel like no one reads your stuff? Hey, this is better than the lock and key diary technique! Maybe I should patent it. Sorry Blogspot, I'm going to beat you to it... :)