My Head

So I was being psychoanalyzed yesterday when the examiner paused to ask me if I had ever had a concussion.  She was baffled by a low score I received on one of the tests (remember the Bible Knowledge Test?) and thought maybe a head trauma was the cause.

Wow.

Do you all know something I don't know?  Do I show signs of mental lackingness?

Only answer that if you can do so kindly.


Other than having my mental power questioned, we are having a lovely time in Colorado meeting with this org about our future overseas plans.  We have gotten to meet with the upper-ups and get all our questions answered.  Tonight we are Presented To The Board for their assessment and approval of us.  We won't be making a commitment to this org quite yet.  We need to get Jae-min home and settled and make sure our family is stable and ready for a pretty big life change of moving to T.  But things are moving along nicely.

Tomorrow we will get up early and drive through the snow-covered Rockies in our rented Ford Fiesta.  Snow-covered Rockies.  As in the roads have snow on them and we have to drive on them.  In a compact car.  I thought winter was over.

The good thing is that our car is an atrocious bright yellow-green that will be easy for rescuers to spot if we get stuck in an avalanche or snow bank or something.  If when we make it to Denver, we'll fly home and enjoy a picnic Saturday with other Korean adoptive families.

Many, many thanks to you who have been praying for us during this trip.  We are thankful for you and appreciate you taking time to talk to God on our behalf.  We have your prayer concerns listed and have been remembering you in our prayers too.

Mom, we stopped in Glenwood Springs and I told Paul about all you and I did there many moons ago.  It was sweet.  Colorado Mountain College is still around and the little movie theater where we saw Jurassic Park.

Love Colorado.