It has been some time.
Let's just say I write better when I should be doing other things...haha
I had a hard time sleeping the week I found out I got into Duke.
The excitement/anxiety was almost too much.
I can happily say I am back to normal.
Now it comes down to where I want to live and all the more finer details. I'm pretty positive on where I want to live. I gave them a call last week to see if they had openings. As of right now...they do. They just don't know if they will in January...and won't know until 60 days beforehand. I've been planning out a road trip to Durham for the end of October/beginning of November. The drive out there will be through Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, and then into North Carolina. We will hit Tennessee and Arkansas on the way back.
I have a crazy obsession with planning out trips. I was probably a travel agent in a past lifetime. Over the last couple of years, anytime we plan a trip, I buy books, browse the internet, read magazines...etc. I plan out almost every part of the trip to the T. I find out the best places to eat, the best things to see/do. It's almost bordering OCD.
The problem is, I am usually researching one city. Not a trip across half the US.
This will be challenging, but I think I can do it.
The point of the trip is to secure a place to live, show my Dad the Duke Campus (Mom went with me for the interview), grab a bite at Twisted Noodles (I'm obsessed), and enjoy everything in between.
These past 2 weeks have been great. I've had time to spend with friends.
I've had time to relax by the pool (I learned to use sunscreen after the last debacle)
check out my white mask! haha
I've had the pleasure of celebrating 2 of my friends' birthdays.
(Darrell's B-Day)
(Chelsie's B-Day)
I even made a little video of Chelsie's Birthday
I'm leaving for Braila, Romania for the third time this Friday.
Words cannot express how excited I am to go back.
I miss all the friends I have made there. I didn't think I was going to have the opportunity to go back this year..and when the chance opened up...I jumped on board once again!!
If you don't know me personally... We will be doing dental work on underprivileged adults and children while preaching the gospel. At the end of the week we invite them to join us at the Church next door. A large percentage of the members of the Church were patients at the clinic.
I think that is a good enough post for now