Mongolian BBQ

Oh the humanity! I've never had mongolian barbeque, but I'm sure I will eat it as often as possible now. It's so good. I went to this place called Huhot's with Scott from lifegroup to meet for our weekly accountability time. Today was more of a hang out time, but that's all good. But it was good food, and the weather was nice enough to be able to ride my bike. It was a little cold, but I still had on three shirts so I must just be a wuss.

Anyway, I don't have a job still, but I looked at the place where Todd from lifegroup works, and it seems to have at least three jobs I could apply for. I would have to take a test to see if I know chemistry stuff, but hopefully I won't have too much of a problem. They do all kinds of research and development which sounds pretty fun. And that's what a job should be right? Hopefully his contact can hook me up, so pray for these positions because they sound like fun, and I could really enjoy doing them.

I'm on speed!!

Ok not really, but I'm I sure tricked you for just a minute there. Anyway, I just wanted to put my dsl speed on here, so I could still brag to Zach that my upload speed is faster. Not that my download speed is anywhere close, but hey.
You should try it, it's so much fun.

http://www.auditmypc.com/internet-speed-test.asp

Bring on the goat!

No, not the four legged barnyard animal! I shall vie for the coolest goat in North America with this man. I have a long way to go, but in the end I think I can come out on top.

Anyway, I ended up doing my final out on Thursday instead of today because the girl that was doing my paperwork is on leave today. So it was a nice to surprise to finish another day early. I still have a going away luncheon next Thursday, so I may have to shave, which is a bummer, but we'll see. Other than that, I'm still looking for a job, but I'm still optimistic.

It's late now so I think I'll go to bed. Have a nice weekend everyone and we'll talk to you later.

One more week

The time is fast approaching for me to exit Uncle Sam's Air Force. I'm pretty stoked and a bit melancholy about the whole thing. It's been a roller coaster of emotions and just craziness. All in all I am so thankful for the people I have met and been able to learn from in my time in the military. I think everyone should experience this great institution. Or maybe just check yourself into an institution and you may be better off. =)
Anyway, I want to thank all you folks for praying and caring for us over the past few years. Especially while we were in England. Y'all know the great times we had there, and we definitely needed/appreciate/are stronger for and with your prayers. I know you won't stop caring for us even if we're just normal civilians, but you know what I mean.
It's been fun, but I know God has something else for me and I'm ready to see Him show me. Pray for wisdom and patience now for us to wait for the job God wants me in and that we will clearly see His leading.

Thanks for your support y'all.