Against Nothingness

Back in vancouver, and married in 5 days. People keep asking me if I am nervous, or anxious, but I'm not. I am almost starting to wonder if I should feel those things, but I just keep get more and more excited. A few things left to do, all those things that can't really be done until the final week, and a few extra's because of our plans to go overseas shortly after we get married. It's so good to be here with Chapter for this week before the wedding. Good to be able to talk face to face about our fears, excitement, expectations, etc. Not like we haven't talked about them lots before, but after so long of a long distance relationship, there is something freeing, and of course exciting, about knowing that is all over. I glanced through my teach yourself Korean book, and noticed that Korean is a syllabic language, which I think is really cool. You combine two or three symbols to create one 'letter' which represents a syllable. Hence, three syllabl

Gotta love the iraq scandal going on right now. I particular like this: A group of terrorists beheads an american as 'retribution', and it, according to the american government, reveals the character of those they are fighting, etc. etc. But "The actions of a few don't reflect the values of Americans and those involved in the abuse will be punished, he said." which is a Rumsfeld quote. what a surprise.

Busy times. I am getting married in just under 2 weeks. After that, Chapter and I will be travelling, and hanging out for a few weeks, until we (hopefully) head over to South Korea to teach English. Until that time, I will likely be hardly blogging at all. After that, I do hope to blog about teaching english, Korea, being married, and such; but to be truthful, I have no idea what our internet access will be like, or what other factors may come into play. So, we'll see. This isn't to say I won't blog at all until then, but look for it to be as it has been or worse.