Author Archives: undressingthedragon
Wow.
I cannot believe it has been this long since I posted on here! I have written many times but have always deleted my posts for various reasons (primarily worried about how they might come across.) I think perhaps it has … Continue reading
The Fruit of Waiting
So I’ve had a couple nifty things happen in the past two months from work I did way back in December and January while I agonized over the immigration issues. I love to write (obviously) and had submitted a ton … Continue reading
A Little Late…
So I actually had this done way back in January and while I don’t feel it is totally necessary to share all my tats on social media (I only have two and yes they are both on Instagram), this one … Continue reading
My Husband Home
Okay, by now people are probably tired of seeing my lengthy Facebook posts of how happy I am to be in Ethiopia, so I decided to put it on my blog because it’s a lot easier for people to avoid … Continue reading
An Outdated Overview of My First Week in Ethiopia
Here is an overview of my first week and a half in Ethiopia! I had written this initially to be a newsletter, but it was taking me so long getting the internet situation worked out that it became outdated. Nevertheless, … Continue reading
My Days are Written
It was never so easy for me to trust God’s plan for my life. I love to be in control, I love to make plans and I’m pretty dedicated to the ones I think are in line with what I … Continue reading
Oh the Wait
Today should be a day for frantic packing, panicked hyperventilation, and anxious crying. Today was supposed to be a day for long goodbyes, suitcases on and off the scale, painful decisions of what books to read on the flight. Today … Continue reading
Prayers for Bishoftu
I have tried not to post too much regarding this issue for a couple of reasons. One is that I will not have my business visa for moving for another couple of months and I don’t want to post anything … Continue reading
A Random Moment in TJ Maxx
There are many steps to take in preparing for a big move. Some of these steps are small, but even the smallest step can still have a lot of meaning. So there I was, at TJ Maxx, to find an … Continue reading
Voyage: A Journey and a Valley
Four weeks ago I had a Skype interview for a position to teach kindergarten English at a school in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. At the time of posting this blog, I have accepted and signed the contract and will leave in … Continue reading