Lubbock, Texas

I have arrived in Lubbock, Texas yesterday evening after stopping in Denver and Santa Fe on my drive down. Speaking of Santa Fe, contrary to popular American belief, Koreans make great cars. My Sonata got 40 mpg the last 300 mile stretch. I don't even sell cars any more. I retired from that a few days ago. I'm just proud of how far hyundai has come ya know. Anyways, school starts here this upcoming Monday. I'm all moved in with my interim grandparents, Marshal and Rubye Anderson, my Uncle Brian's parents. I'm already forming good habits. I got up this morning at 5:30 and went to the gym. Pablo would be proud of me. I currently know two people in the state of Texas that I can think of, and I'm hoping to expand that number exponentially as the days go by. When you wake up at 5:30 you have so much time in the day. I've already gone for a walk and watched high school football practice. I think I saw Booby Miles but it was too far away to tell.

I don't know who all is going to read this, but to those of you who would like to hear me write on here, go ahead and post comments and questions and I'll respond to them in new blog posts. Yes Texas is as hot as they say, but Montana's just as hot right now. It's no where near as humid as Alabama or Mississippi here, so I've got that going for me, which is nice.

I started writing a book here a couple months ago and I'm only two pages in. It's a lot harder than it seems. Y'all are welcome to email me some subjects for chapters to get me going. So far my book is a nonfiction collection of thoughts, and after having read a few of Donald Miller's books, I'm thinking I'll go with his writing style... write as it comes and be honest about everything.

I haven't met my wife yet, but they tell me she's located her locally. I'm gonna try to be on Texas Tech's campus frequently, maybe she'll be there.

God is good! I'll post again soon