Did someone mention moutains?

Pause-worthy moments.

Pictures from the trip - part one.

Catching up, little by little.

So I'm back from K.

And at the moment, the most I can say is that the trip was beyond anything I could have expected - in the best of ways.

I'm taking the time to go through pictures, journal entries and other recollections and simply soak everything in. I now have the time to process two weeks' worth of intense living, and that's exactly what I'm doing... just wait with me as words begin to form and pictures are posted.



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And now to something completely unrelated.

I have to read two books in the next three-ish weeks. But, I'm having trouble deciding which two (one from each of the following lists) -- any suggestions?

List 1:
- The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
- The Awakening
- Beloved
- A Farewell to Arms
- Macbeth
- A Raisin in the Sun
- Hamlet
- The Scarlet Letter



List 2:
- On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King
- Zen in the Art of Writing: Releasing the Creative Genius Within You by Ray Bradbury
- Ernest Hemingway on Writing by Ernest Hemingway, Larry W. Phillips (Editor)
- Art of Fiction: Notes on Craft for Young Writers by John C. Gardner, J. Laslocky (Editor)

Tweet, tweet!

Hey everyone. We made it to the Balkans yesterday afternoon - things have been kind of hectic since then, but it's been fun. The mountains here are gorgeous, and tomorrow we get to go up in them. I probably won't be updating here much. You can follow myself and our team Twitter accounts here and right here.

Until the next time!

Adventure.

Tomorrow I leave for a trip that I've been counting down to for quite some time.

It will be an adventure, I'm sure. I hope to update here as I have opportunity - but either way there will be lots of stories and pictures to follow.

So, see you in a little while, blog-world. I'm off!

On friends and adventures.

I absolutely love my friends and their adventures.
I don't tell them that first part enough
...but I guess I can give them link love to make up for it, right? ;)


First, we have my favorite Southern belle (who you may have read about a few posts down), Amberly. This girl just returned from a life-rocking trip to Malawi where she taught, loved, made bricks and built a house. She's catching everyone up on it right now.

And next, there's my girl Kelso. Also a member of the Malawi team - she is an AMAZING photographer. Seriously. She's got an impeccable eye. And a huge heart for the kids in Africa. She's also new to this realm of blogging, so be encouraged to stop by!

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Also, pictures from the Nashvegas Zoo to come later. Get pumped.

I AM ALIVE.

New blog/project/musing.

Check it out right here, if you please.




Also, the Malawi team returns tomorrow night. EXCITING!!