Moving to Georgia & Other Adventures

You're probably wondering where I've been and why your newsfeeds haven't been clogged up with my Taylor Swift obsessed statuses and really dumb (me trying to be hella spiritual) blog posts. Fear not, friends. I just haven't had wifi for the last two weeks. I am alive and will be back to clogging up your feeds in no time.

I'm sure most, if not all, of you know that I recently packed up and moved to Marietta, Georgia to help out with a church plant here. Honestly, I don't think anyone was really surprised that I moved again, because let's be real, I could never really stay in Sulphur for long. Anyways, I made it back to Marietta on December 27 and my life has been insanely busy ever since.

But I thought I'd crash at Starbucks for a bit and take advantage of their free wifi and drink a cup of coffee. I've only been in Georgia about two weeks, but I've learned (or experienced) some weird things.

1. Atlanta has eight lane traffic and it scares me. A lot. Like how am I supposed to get over 73094 lanes to exit when THERE IS TRAFFIC OUT THE WAZOO. I'm not prepared for this.
2. Marietta has traffic lights every five feet. Like I spend more time at stop lights than I do actually driving.
3. I am nowhere close the being the hipster I thought I was. I look like a preppy sorority girl here. New wardrobe? I think yes.
4. It's cold here??? Like I walked out to my car this morning and it had ice all over it and I had no idea what to do??? What is ice? What are temperatures under 87 degrees? AM I IN ANTARCTICA 
5. Food gets expensive. Like hello I'm going to eat Ramen noodles for the rest of my life.
6. Deep southern accents are not satyrical here. PEOPLE ACTUALLY TALK THAT WAY.
7. We have a Gone with the Wind Museum??
8. I'd rather sleep than job hunt, but ya know, money.
9. I now humbly appreciate free meals and people being nice to me
10. Meeting new people is terrifying but necessary so I might as well suck it up and say hello
11. The Lord is incredibly faithful and He's stretching me and growing me, so let's do this

I'm also tired and want to sleep for 75 hours, so I'll get back with you.