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Well, I havent blogged in a while because I am so busy with work. Me and Kim have started playing volleyball on Monday nights with her church. It is so much fun! I am leaving in less than a week for my little road trip and can not wait a second, its going to rock! There is going to be endless driving, but hopefully it will all work out. How are you all doing out there? Feel free to call me at anytime or send an email. I am lonely... hehe... anyways, I am off to a friends for a sleepover! I feel like im 10, its great!

Road Trip

Well.... I have finally made the plans to head out of town for a while. Since my work is getting a renovation, I have some time off. I will flying to Smithers and then driving to Houston where I will be visiting family for a week. I am then going to drive with my cousin to Edmonton to visit family and friends. People who live there. I will be there October 5-9.... we must hang out. I am then going Fernie to visit Sharla and then home and back to work full time. Yay! I hope to see all you out of towners when I am gone, so email me letting me know if you can hang out and what not. Ciao!

Glasses....

Well... Lately I have been trying find the reason behind my bad headaches. Today I went in for an eye exam to see if that would be an answer. Indeed I do need glasses, which sucks but oh well. It wont gurantee that my headaches will go away, but im crossing my fingers. I am completely exhausted from work. The good news is that the girl that we dont like at work announced that she is quitting. Thats about all that is going on now. Have a good one.

High

Today is a pretty relaxed day because I have the day off work! The next few weeks are going to be crazy because we are short-staffed. All of you will probably be busy as well as you head to work full time or are going back to school. Anyways, here are some thoughts running through my head:

So I was talking with a good friend of mine last night about events that happen in our life, such as mission trips, youth conventions, and good speakers we have encountered. Specifically, we were talking about the 'high' as some call it, that we often encounter on these trips. It is so easy to experience the love of Christ being around us all the time with us realizing it, when sometimes we put it on the back burner. My main question is, how do we bring this back home? My speakers at these events have often spoke of this, but it barely ever happens to its full extent. When we get back home, it may last a day, a week, or even a month. How do we experience this level of excitement to learn about God and what he has in store once we are back home??