Overall I am excited about this next chapter in life. Just like anything good and exciting I have seen God at work in my decision to go to Kentucky. But on the flip-side I know that I will miss home, the trees, the people. Which leaves me at the place where I always seem to find myself before going on a new adventure--expectant and confident that God is at work and yet anxious and curious about what exactly He is planning to do through this crazy, globetrotting life of mine (speaking of yet another adventure, who knew 3 years ago how telling the name of this blog would be...).
To keep things interesting, here are some fun facts about Kentucky:
State Musical Instrument: Appalachian Dulcimer
State Drink: Milk
State Dance: Clogging
State Song: My Old Kentucky Home, featured below for your amusement
Basically, in future updates you should expect to see pictures of me chugging milk while clogging to the sweet sounds (wink, wink) of the Appalachian dulcimer.
4 comments:
The day I see you chug milk is the day I'll know that dulcimer has gotten to you.
Don't worry though, I'll make sure you get lots of "help". (Angelic smile)
I think you should learn how to play the dulcitar (simplified version of dulcimer) so that you can be buddies with this guy...
http://youtu.be/-ZZMJlMGoZ4
I just saw the map you posted of states you've visited, most notably not Kentucky... It reminded me of my family's road trip from Ohio to Georgia (through Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia), and I immediately wanted to recommend the Great Smoky Mountains National Park! And then I realized it was in TN and NC, which were on your map of visited states. So have you already been there?
I think you need to add a few states.
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