well, i finished pride and prejudice and now am well into wuthering heights. its one of the oddest books i've ever read. i'm curious to see what the ending will be like. it's a horrifying yet intriguing book.

we are on our last week of reading. four days to go, and that's it. we might go to hortebargy (I think thats the spelling??) which is a famous place in hungary where the farmers train their horses to do tricks. They ride on them standing up and stuff. it will be fun i think.

wow, the whole LST experience is coming to an end. it's been an experience, to say the least! i have felt myself growing along with my readers. maybe i'm not supposed to admit to that but it's the truth. taking a step back from life and all of the normalities allows me to get a better view of where its going and what i'm doing and perhaps what i might like to do better at. i'm quite determined to love my last two weeks here, but i am eager to get back to my daniel, my pillow, and my shower. i think my larger calling is to help the world out by serving those in a need of physical things like clothes and food and shelter. it is more where my heart is at. don't get me wrong i wouldn't take back this experience at all, and getting to know the people here has been amazing. and of course getting to see more country, culture, language. all this intrigues me.

alicia, it's been a pleasure sharing a bed with you. daniel i cant wait to see you. seriously.