More than a few times over the past few days conversation has turned to college memories, and I realize now that I'm gone what an amazing four years of school I had and what an awesome set of friends I made during those four years. It's been fun to brag about all the cool stuff we did and the fun times we had--from 2nd Floor Memorial to 4th Floor Arms--and I can honestly say my stories rank right up there with the best of 'em. So anyway, Matt, Chris, Brandon, Piper, Sam, Wilsey, Nate, Jason, Dre, Boyle, Eddo, H.P. or whoever might be reading this, thanks for some great stories and for being great friends. I miss you guys a lot and hope you're well. Keep in touch!
Oh, and funny, sort of interesting thing--of everything in America, I think, Geneva College actually feels the most abstract to me... for some reason I can't get my head around the fact that people are there and classes are about to start up. But if you're there, say hi for me, remember it's a great place, and keep making great stories. OK, peace.
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A Chinese/Western musical comedy starring Joe Kuai and his trusty steed Cha-shui.
Me as Joe Kuai.
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What's this all about?
From August 2005 to June 2006, I lived in Beijing, China, teaching English to 4-, 5-, and 6-year old Kindergartners. It was year that flipped me "upside down" in more ways than one (wow that was corny), but more than that it was a year in which I followed the call of my Heavenly Father and was overwhelmed by His goodness and provision . This blog was my way of journaling my experiences with students, teachers, friends and telling folks back home about all my adventures from tuk-tuk rides in Thailand to strolls to the local grocery store. Read, scroll the archives, and I hope you gain a glimpse of my year overseas and what living out the Lord's calling meant for my life.
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