Beards. And other things

So far, since coming to Korea, I have seen exactly six men with facial hair. This facial hair ranged in length and thickness from a very short goatee, to a slightly stringy, two inch long, thin beard. And yes, as I walk through the streets I keep a running tally. That's as far as it has gotten.

I tore down my curtain today because it was blocking the view of the sky. I want to see sky. Thank you very much. I rearranged my room a little while ago to put my desk in front of my window. I thought it would be inspiring. But that silly curtain really blocked out most of the inspiration. Good thing its gone now. Let the creative juices flow!

Not a lot has happened since the last time I blogged. Oh, I did get some terrible sickness which lasted all of one day thanks to instant drugging by the friendly neighborhood doctor. I woke up Friday morning feeling like a had been hit by a train. My whole neck, not just my throat, ached. My whole body was throbbing, achy. I was hot and cold, shivering and sweating simultaneously. My head was pounding and I really just didn't want to move, swallow, breathe or think. So I stayed in bed. Until I was hauled off to the Dr. by my pastor. Good thing too. He got me on some antibiotics and I went back to bed. After about two hours I woke up and couldn't believe the change. It was like I had never been sick. Amazing.

I have gotten into some kind of a routine finally. All the classes are in full swing so I know how my schedule is. Its not too bad. I find it challenging but doable. Which is the way it should be I think. I have decided that in February, when the little munchkins graduate, I will not do another term of Kinderest. I will do my last six months just teaching adults. I think it will save me a major burn out at the end. Ya know?

That's about all I've got for the moment. Love and miss you all appropriately. =D

The end

Michelle