Me all Dolled up and Aprehensions

So today was a beautiful day outside...and because I had drama I couldn't dress up and look all sexy--here's why. In my acting class, we move around, do yoga, jump up and down, lay on the ground--except today, we didn't do any of that *sigh* anyways I felt like getting all dolled up when I got home so this is the outcome of that being dolled up.

The sun was shining  but in the back of my mind I keep thinking about tomorrow. Well some of you who haven't read this before may be wondering what is so special about tomorrow, Friday. Well tomorrow is my first interview with the guys over at Footprints for my South Korea journey.  I am nervous for a few reasons--I mean I am HAPPY I finally made the decision to go. Why? I've been pussyfooting around the issue for almost two years now, even my mom was telling me to make up my mind. So finally, I made th decision. The process is LONG so if I want to be ready with everything by the time August rolls around, I figure I should start as soon as I know that I will be getting my Degree.  I got confirmation on my degree yesterday because my gurl Velz and I made appointments with the advisers (no not the same ones I was with the last time) and got a print out of everything proving that I am ready to graduate. 

Anyways, so I have my degree ready to go, I just have to get a police check, passport size pictures--get those pictures notorized, get interviewed by the South Korean consulate, get an Alien Card (That says I can work at my school and ONLY at my school in SK and that I am legal to go to the country - that kinda thing. It's sorta like a visa).  Anyways so I need a a medical in Canada, a medical when I hit South Korea all that kinda stuff and those are just a few of the things but anyways I digressed there for a minute--the interview is tomorow and I am as unprepared for it as if I was going to go in and talk to them.  I am always nervous about interviews...I have no idea what to expect. 

I was getting sad about this whole deal today and I had to stop myself--I litterally stopped in the middle of my university campus, I think the guy who almost crashed into me was wondering what happened--but I figured, it's a part of life. It will be a wonderful experience, even though it is scary, it should make me stronger. So, I'm going to take a deep breath, lift my head and step into it with my all. That is all to be done at this point. I am going to be open minded and make it FUN for me and the children I get to teach if this whole thing gets approved. 

*breathe* It's a wonderful day all!

Hugs,
Kato Under Construction - Lady Falcon