This post is sort of pointless but eh.  Oh, by the way, the picture has nothing to do with me. We were looking at wedding cakes ideas for my sister this weekend and we kept some pictures for her…

March came so quickly. The first two months of the new year passed by me so quickly, it’s hard to believe that all these days are gone, almost lost in a forest of assignments, classes, readings, homework, meetings, internships, bible studies, church days and time spent with friends and family. To be honest, this first half of my semester has not been as hectic as I thought it would be, but I do know that this month is going to be rather busy and overwhelming at times. I wonder how good I will do, because I haven’t done very well for the past two months and felt as if I was sick of this university life already because I had no time to just stop and be. March. March has begun.

I feel that I am more and more “needed” at my grandparents’ place. Not that I do a lot for them, but I think that my sole presence is a comfort and/or an help to them. My grandma loves having me around and feels better to have me with them. I don’t know about my grandpa, but I know that he does not worry when he is out or just in the basement when I am at home with my grandma, he knows she is not alone. So I feel “bad” to a certain point about leaving them for a few days. I think I really have a hard time “feeling” what is right. Pray for me, I still have a good four months to go at their place. I know half my time is already behind, but it’s often awkward to live there.

New expression to add to your vocabulary: “It’s all gravy” (meaning: it’s all good). Well I think that’s it. My older sister taught it to me tonight. Here a different expression that used to be popular “It’s been a slice” (meaning: it’s was fun). Fun eh?

By the way, 11$ was given to Native Missionaries through Gospel For Asia this last month. Thanks. Please think about our brothers and sisters who struggle to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to places where they know nothing of Jesus. They need our support.