Beating the Goliath of JET LAG

And so far I'm losing!!!!

It's early Wednesday morning at 3:30am and I am still awake!!! Uuugggggghhhhhhh WTF! I'm still on Vietnam time. Which means my body thinks that it is 4:30 in the afternoon tomorrow. Honestly, I have never dragged my butt this much since the great sickness of 1995 ( that's a whole different story). I just don't know what I'm going to do, to get back on Utah time. Does anybody have any suggestions? I'm tired of walking around like a zombie!

Anyways................. Coming home was long, but not as painful as going there (thank you Ambien). I arrived in Salt Lake City at 9:45pm on Saturday. I love airports. It is a really good place to people watch. Everybody getting off that plane, couldn't wait to see their family at the front of security, including me. At airports you get the best of both worlds. Their are people saying goodbye, not wanting to say goodbye, for fear of experiencing the feeling of missing someone or something. The other side of this picture is when people are coming back. The joy and excitement that people get in their faces to see a loved one or a really good friend. There is nothing like knowing and being loved.

Reality came and hit me quick when I walked to my family. We gave our hugs, kisses, and "I missed you", but then our conversation turned quickly to school and school work. I honestly didn't miss that much, but none the less, I am behind.

So just in case you were wondering why I changed my template for this blog.......... the reason why is I never realized how pink it was. It wasn't just pink, it was fluorescent pink. I am so sorry to those who have stared at that computer screen faithfully to learn all about what I was doing in Vietnam. Did I cause any seizures!?! LOL Oh and I would like to apologize for my awful grammar and punctuation on this blog. That is why I am not an English Major : )

Well I've almost slept the last 3 days away, and I'm getting pretty sick of it. But I'm back home!! Home in my bed, home were my fam is, home were my friends are. There's nothing like it: )