I feel like a crazy person!

Someone must have taken possession of my body this morning, but I just spent a couple hundred dollars on two plane tickets... Well, okay, it's not so crazy to love the people in my life enough to sacrifice my meager TA paycheck in order to share a special day with them. If any of that sounded vague, what I mean is that I am officially coming to LA in both October and November (that's the crazy part) for two weddings: Justin and Beth's on October 15 (for which I received the official invitation today, which is probably what sparked all this craziness), and Dave and Stacy's on November 5th. Anyway, I'm really excited, obviously, not only to be involved in such happy occasions, but to have a day to count down to for seeing my Dan. Even if it is only for 3 days, 2 nights each trip. Plus, with plenty of time in advance to plan accordingly, I shouldn't get behind at all on my classes, those I'm teaching and those I'm taking. YAY!! Of course, that does throw into question my ability to afford visits over my Thanksgiving or Christmas breaks, but we'll see. God has a way of working things out.

I've had an exceptionally good day so far, I must say. I didn't sleep quite as long as I would have liked, but I did stay in bed and rest for a while. That is, until I could smell bacon. Mmmm. So I got up and showered, and then found in the kitchen that there was yummy coffee already made (which I finished), and plenty of bacon and eggs left to whip up. So whip I did. And I got good mail -- Justin's wedding invite, which I already mentioned, and my APU Housing Deposit REFUND!! WHOOO!! That'll help ease the craziness of buying two plane tickets.

I'm a bit bored, but I've been busy and I know Amy's been working like crazy, so I'm pretty content to sit around and do nothing for now. I stole the NewsRadio dvds from downstairs -- it's the kind of show that I never would have thought to buy the dvds of, but now that I'm watching them again, I'm remembering how funny and entertaining that show really was. How quickly we forget...

I'm teaching Sunday school tomorrow, which I've never actually done - but I'm not especially worried about it. Not when I have to worry about teaching College starting on Tuesday. It is weird though, to be asked to teach Sunday School -- like I'm a real adult now. Like my church family sees me like... an adult. Weird. Okay, well, it is for me. They've known me since I was 10 -- I would think it'd be a very long transition from young adult/teen to adult. Whatever, ignore me. I'm just weird.

I feel like I'm babbling pretty incoherently now, so I'm going to stop. LAST CHANCE to call my old phone number, it's done as of tomorrow. Let me know if you don't have my new number yet.

much love.