Today I have spent a few hours working on getting my classroom ready, however, I am tired so I thought I would write and then go home.
I thought I was adjusting to the change, but I wake up about every hour. Actually I have woken up at 12:30, 3:00, 4:30 or 5:00, 6:30, and then 7:30 AM everyday now. I then pray and end up getting up around 8am.
Last night Gretchen and I went over to another couples house for a little while, they have a one month old baby girl. I spent two hours holding her while she slept. She has been keeping mommy and daddy up a lot. I knew I had a gift with older children, but didn't know it would work with babies as well. It is really just God working through me though.
I also found out last night that I may not be the only new teacher at CCS, but I am the only one who has NEVER been in Korea before for a long amount of time.
I have been given two opportunities to take a Korean class. One is Saturday morning and will cost about $10 for each. The other is free on Saturday nights. I think I may actually do both because I think the hardest thing right now is not feeling comfortable going out and not being able to communicate and that is something I would like to be able to do. Last night was fun going to a store, but yet I was too afraid to even say hello or thank you, and I know how to.
Trying milk the other day was interesting. It tasted spoiled at first, but after a couple of drinks of the glass it was fine. I have not had Korean food yet, but I think today is the day.
This started as my online journal of the journey GOD was taking me on to teach in Seoul, South Korea and now continues with where HE is leading me after there. My goal in life is to have my life reflect Christ, sometimes without ever even having to say a word. After all, the best gift we have to share is who HE has created us to be.
"Lord... give me the gift of faith to be renewed and shared with others each day. Teach me to live this moment only, looking neither to the past with regret, nor the future with apprehension. Let love be my aim and my life a prayer." ~Roseann Alexander-Isham
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