It's good to be home for a bit, I haven't had much time to do any processing but I think I've come up with a list of things I've become (or continued to be) a fan of and things that I'm not a fan of... exciting... I know.
Things that I am a fan of @ home:
Family
Mexican Food
Turner Dutch Chocolate Milk
Bookstores (YAY! I got Velvet Elvis by Rob Bell, Jazz Notes: Improvisations on Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller, Chronicles of Narnia - my summer reading goal, Sisterchicks go Brit - mom gets that first, she will read it on her way to Ghana!, and another fiction book called Quaker Summer)
Being in the same time zone as friends (haven't actually seen them :( yet)
Church Family
Doctors - Chiropractors - guess what... I've got a "twisted spine" and it is the root of many of the physical ailments I've had this year. Yay for answers and possible fixes!
New clothes
Time with my Grandmother
Driving
Air Conditioner
Lipton Diet Citrus Green TeaNot so diet sweet tea
NOT being the largest person everywhere!
Time to read
Things that I'm not a fan of @ home:
Gas prices, boy do I miss public transportation
Unfriendly people
Friends not living in the same apartment or within 2 minutes of me
Korea being so far away
No -Kimchi bokimbap; Dokmanduguk; Bulgogi Bibimbap; Cheejah dongasu
No space of my own
People not attending church functions, simply because their kids are not in it. A friend said it perfectly yesterday - "it makes me sad that so many of our church members not attending; this is a ministry of the church, everyone should be here to see what is happening."
Chocolate Skittles... maybe they'll grow on me.
Constant news casts on all of the following: high gas prices, presidential campaigns, violence and crime (that's what happens when you live in or near the ghetto!), weather (thanks dad)
Anyway, those are some of the things that I've been thinking about.
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