I'm home! I'm home! I'm home!
I'm still giddy because of that. Nevemind the heat, tdust, smoke, and the endless rallying and bickering. I'm glad to be home. If there's any thing that's crystal-clear to me right now, it's that my place is HERE.
Here is my TO DO list for the next few weeks:
0. FULL HOUSE Rewind! (I have all 16 episodes at home).
1. Meet up with friends and catch up on stuff.
2. Open at least one more bank account (I have so much money!

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3. Visit my sweet dentist.
4. Watch Batman, and War of the Worlds; Look for a decent DVD copy of Star Wars III.
5. Practice with Kahimaniwari (I missed them so much).
6. Buy a new guitar for our church.
7. Redeem the time (while there is time) and spend as much of it as possible with her.
8. Put my finances in order.
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Korean melodramas kept me sane throughout my trip extension. Every Wednesday and Friday my officemates and I would troop to Kuji for Full House marathons. Coke, milk tea, and ginger ale were abundant, as well as beef jerky and nori flavored chips. I also watched My Sassy Girl one time, but I found it very disturbing. I did not enjoy that one.
Full House is very funny, but has a very tragic feel (at least for me). It took the protagonists 16 hour-long episodes to finally admit, to themselves and the other person, that they can't live without the other. Kinda like in real life (only MUCH more protracted).
I mean, why do we have this constant fear of being discovered that we love? Why do we fear letting the person, and the world, know how much he or she means life to us? Instead we lie, deny, and hide, hurting ourselves, and others, in the process.
One thing I realized during my exile is that time is really priceless. We cannot afford to waste any moment by hesitating. If we love then we must let them know. There is no shame in that. If we love in truth then we must also love in deed. Not someday, but now.
As for me, I will redeem what little time I have.