Brr, it's been especially cold in MN for the last couple of days. I've been keeping up to date with Germany's weather, as well. While we're suffering in -30, they're happy in their 30's (yes, that is without the negative in front of it). That is a whole 60 degree difference. I'd be sunbathing right now! Geez, I sometimes wonder why people live here...
I'll be excited to have my Christmas and new year (I'll be avoiding all the crazy Americans who think the world is going to end in 2012) in Germany. Yet, I'll miss everyone I normally spend the holidays with. But my ma is planning to come spend the holidays with me there and so do many other people. I guess I need to start saving up for bigger suitcases to sneak everyone into the country with me. :]
Talking to people about it get my adrenaline going. I'm happy but sad at the same time. I just don't want to miss anything at home but yet I need to have experiences in my life so I can grow. I know I'll learn so much; more than anyone or anywhere in the U.S. could ever offer me. I am thankful to be diving into unknown abyss (sounds like an oxymoron). Many people tell me that I won't want to leave when it's over and I believe it. I'm sure I'll return time and time again. Or I at least hope to.
There will be many entries in this blog like this, I'm sure. Just nervous ramblings about how I feel about the topic at the time. However, since that could get boring, I'm sure I'll be able to calm down and talk about other things, like finishing up my senior year at school or my horses I have at home. But this is what I usually have on my mind. If it's not this, it's what I need to do to get there. Whatta life.
But for now, I just write and live for the future.
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