i think feet are important. i cannot imagine my life without the use of my feet. i've learned many times that taking care of your feet are important. you must give them time to rest and care for them as you would anything precious to you.

friends. friends are also very important, precious things in our lives. if God's blessed you with good friends it would be wise to do everything in your power to love those people and care for them as much as possible. i've always been incredibly blessed with people in my life, and i just cant fathom a day without friends to share laughter, tears and love with.
"to infinity and beyond." who knew that buzz light-year would have such insight into life. a big, constant prayer that i have is that my life will accomplish it's purpose. i never want to settle for anything less than i'm capable of. i want to push myself to the limits and to have no fear to follow God into the unknown. i have to say that i think i've done a decent job of this so far in my life and i only pray that i will continue to have the energy, courage and faith to continue on His path.
yesterday was my first day back in seoul since i left before Christmas. i must admit that it took some time to get used to the crowds.. the no personal space.. the busy-ness of the people again. i didnt realise it until i had the opportunity to sit back and observe koreans entering and exiting the subway station just how much of an adjustment happens whenever you leave for a short trip. all of the things that have become the norm to me over the past two years really bothered me yesterday and i think it was just because it had been almost a month since i had been in the midst of it. it's funny how easy it is to just jump back to your old ways. luckily i snapped out of things pretty quickly, although i must admit that the "adjuma" who nearly sat ON me yesterday did not impress me one bit!
friends. friends are also very important, precious things in our lives. if God's blessed you with good friends it would be wise to do everything in your power to love those people and care for them as much as possible. i've always been incredibly blessed with people in my life, and i just cant fathom a day without friends to share laughter, tears and love with.
yesterday was my first day back in seoul since i left before Christmas. i must admit that it took some time to get used to the crowds.. the no personal space.. the busy-ness of the people again. i didnt realise it until i had the opportunity to sit back and observe koreans entering and exiting the subway station just how much of an adjustment happens whenever you leave for a short trip. all of the things that have become the norm to me over the past two years really bothered me yesterday and i think it was just because it had been almost a month since i had been in the midst of it. it's funny how easy it is to just jump back to your old ways. luckily i snapped out of things pretty quickly, although i must admit that the "adjuma" who nearly sat ON me yesterday did not impress me one bit!
as i sit here on a sunday night, ready to go to bed, all i can think about is my life after korea, which isnt a bad thing. i just need to make sure that i am not wishing my days away, or that i am not living each day in the present. i am a planner/organizer. i like to know what lies ahead of me. i dont like not knowing what's going on and relying on others (or in this case, God) to work things out for me. i have a feeling that these next few months i am going to enter a period of my life that is going to require me to rely solely upon God. i am excited, but i am terrified.
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