Wednesday, March 22, 2006

A million and one...

This is going to be one of those "deeply profound" posts that masquerades as a random bullet point list of thoughts. No. Really.

Okay, I'm done with the sarcasm now. I just need to make a list. Lists are comforting to me, and I thought that if I promised it would be profound, you'd all read it too! (Ooops...guess I wasn't quite done with the sarcasm...) I feel like I've been running around this week like a chicken with its head cut off - with a million and one things to do and a million and one things on my brain, and in an effort to bring order, I'm putting them in a list.
  • I need to phone my aunt. I need to borrow a money belt from her to keep my passport and money for the trip in.
  • I need to photocopy my passport, and leave a copy of it with my parents. Our family learned the value of this precaution the hard way a couple years ago when all of my dad's bags were stolen from the trunk of a car within hours of his arriving in West Africa on one of the teaching trips he made. It helped greatly in the replacing of his passport on short notice that we had the a copy of the passport and passport number sitting in a file here.
  • I need to email three friends. Dana. Sheri. Kari.
  • I need to do laundry.
  • I have to work for four hours tonight with my least favorite coworker.
  • I need to start packing.
  • I need to drive my brother to work at noon.
  • I need to stop and spend some God time - praying for the next couple days, and for the trip.
  • I need to do a bit of journalling, and possibly send another email setting up a time to sit down and chat about some stuff with a new friend when I get back.
  • I need to remember that God is faithful. That I have slept somewhat more restfully these past two nights, and that He will be faithful even if it feels really awful while I'm away.
  • I need to tell you that while I'm gone, you can read about our trip on this blog. I probably won't be writing there, but you'll get at least a bit of an idea of what we're up to.

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