Living in a different country and trying to adapt to the culture takes a toll on a person. It doesn't help that I have complicated matters by taking 3 seminary classes and teaching English in the elementary schools which I have never done before.I am also a very social person that wants to experience all of the beautiful sights that can be seen in Korea.

I also know that I came to Korea to share Christ's love with people and be involved in building the Kingdom of God. Sometimes it is all a little overwhelming, but when I take the time to allow God to restore, renew, and refresh my Spirit, I am a more effective disciple of Christ. Tomorrow is Korean Foundation Day, so there is no school. I have the opportunity to go on a few day trips, but I have decided I need to spend this time resting and spending time alone with God. I will be in Korea atleast 11 more months, so there is no reason that I have to do everything that can be done in my first few months here!
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