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Hey everyone!

I am officially in Korea. Goodbye USA and apple pie and baseball! Hello foreign asian country of my ancestors :) (Woah - weird moment there).

It's almost too unreal that I'm here, meeting all the people I'm meeting from all over the U.S., and getting to experience a totally different culture. They've given us today as a rest day, which is really nice since I get to relax and get over my jet lag (staying up late watching House on the plane was not... the best.... choi....zzzz)

But anyways, I've met a ton of new people, and it's just so awesome how friendly and open everyone is.

Especially my roomies: Annie, Priyanka, and Meghan (Annie's the only one who's actually my room mate but the rest are with me here in the beautiful city of Seoul in our suite!). And man, it's hot here, but so beautiful. The area's so lush... yet still it's the city. I just love it. And am resolved to learn Korean.

Sometime.

Soon.

Other than that, my plane ride was fun (as said before, I stayed up late fascinated by the touch screen tv) and I sat next to Austin (who'se from Texas. And no, he's actually from Dallas. I know what you were thinking!) who pretty much is the self-appointed spokeperson for Texas. And he's 6'4''. We had a great 12 hour plane ride :)

Another important fact about Austin: he talks like he's on stage when he's trying to be quiet. It's like a mega-phone twenty four seven. Except, that he's blond. And doesn't have the cool siren thingimabobber.

Ok, I'm sorry guys, but I'm going to have to end here. It's WAY to hot up here in the room with the only available computer. The air is sticky and hot. I need to go relax in the beautiful airconditiong :)

Love you alls! Please keep praying, and thanks for those of you who already are!

Patty <><