How to write a blog that is yet again not about an adventure anybody wants to go on, that’s about things that really suck, but in a way that somehow engages people and helps them know we actually really need help…Well I don’t know how to write that. If you do, then as Hagrid once said, “Harry, yer a wizard.” ✨
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Adventures from home!
Mom and Goliath
Everything I’m about to write is from a place of shock and anger, much like how David felt when he heard Goliath trash-talking God and His people. I feel that same way, David, but the Goliath that’s trash-talking God now is cancer and I’m ready to throw stones.
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The Next Adventure
When I last wrote, I wasn’t really quite sure what I missed about Korea. There were far more pressing matters at hand so I couldn’t spare any thoughts. But after six months of being back home, the update is this: I cannot stop talking about Korea. Yet I still haven’t shared enough!
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Return of the Adventurer
It’s been 3 months since I last wrote, and in that time I moved from Korea back to Texas. Now that the dust has settled, here’s to the return of the adventurer–even if the adventures now are not as exotic as they were not too long ago!
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Finally a College Graduate
There’s a light at the end of the tunnel–the tunnel of endless hours pouring over assignment after assignment, writing and rewriting my creative writing projects, hacking away at Shakespeare essays and pondering the necessity of literary theory and boring, online class discussions.
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The Adventure From Home
So I guess going on an epic mission’s trip to Asia didn’t really work out. As COVID just began to take the world by storm in March, YWAM sent all their students home. So here’s how it’s been the last four months for this little adventurer–from home!
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Twilight Zone: The Ultimate Waiting Game
“This has been the weirdest experience of my life,” said probably everyone ever right now. The best way I can describe this COVID-19 bologna is like waiting in a “twilight zone”; We are stuck somewhere between day and night.
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