The journey continues

I arrived, I'm in my room and I've got internet! Galvan the neighbor was nice enough to leave his network unsecured.

My original plan was to stop this blog and continue posting on the new blog I created. The new blog was going to be a picture journal of my activities here in San Diego, but the camera I had ordered before I left turned out to be from a refurbished website and I canceled the order before I left. If anybody knows of any good deals on a digital camera please post it in the comments.
I'm excited to be back. In truth there's a rush of emotions, but with them all there's an underlying apprehension, a nervousness of what's going to be? Where will this all lead?

I started making a basic schedule of things I would like to accomplish while I'm here, nothing major just small things to add a little structure to my day. I'm sure the Rabbi will be keeping me busy, he has 30 years of shlichus experience, he knows how to ask in a way where people can't say no. I feel that it's important though to have some things that will be my primary focus to make sure that I do every day so that I know I'll be leaving here with something.
I'll write it out tomorrow, my eyes are closing.
Shout out to the two gentle spirits. ;-)