All Our Stuff Is Finally Here

So, after a couple of weeks, we went back to Jason's parents house to arrange our finances, and to get the rest of our stuff. It doesn't seem like that much, but when your car is small that makes the load seem bigger. By the end of today everything should be in order again and our place is more of a home. I am excited about moving to our next place only because I know it will be the last time we move for quite a while. (wouldn't that be hilirious if God made us move again every year or so for the next few years? well, I'm not really laughing, but wouldn't it be funny?)

We are doing well up in Canada, but yesterday a large amount of snow was dumped on us, much like the rest of the northeastern states and Atlantic provinces. I haven't seen the final damage done, but everyone I've talked to is not happy about having to trek through the snow to classes. I'll find out for myself later this evening. The snow looks beautiful out our window though!

The Day After A Hockey Game

I've noticed this with all sports/athletes: the ending of the game affects the following day. Last week for example, here at Bethany Bible College, the hockey team lost and there seemed to be a sad air on campus. However, last night, the team tied 4-4 and each felt as though they had done well as a team, and so I expect a certain air of celebration. Now, BBC isn't super intense about their athletics program, so the students aren't nearly as emotional as, say, the students, the general population of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and the athletes of the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa; GO, BAMA GO!!! I spent six months down there, and if the college lost a game on a Saturday night the whole city was down and out. I found the most amusing part to be that it also affected a Sunday morning service at the church I interned at!! If they won the service would be packed out, if they lost we would have about half the church filled!!! Now, I love sports, but that's a bit extreme.

I'm glad Jesus loves us anyway!

Another Day

The first week of classes has come and gone, and now the first weekend is here. Jason's brother has come to visit for the day, his weekend off. I'm having a girls day at our place, because Jason is invited to a guys day. So, it'll be interesting. I am looking forward to the girls coming over, but at the same time it will be challenging for me because I'm not normally as social as I'm going to be today. I'll be exhausted when the end of this day comes. But, I'm learning to get out of this introverted bubble I've lived in for years. I'm willing to be changed by God, but I do know that it won't always be fun. Anyway, I need to get going because my guests will start arriving soon! Have a fun day!