Back from Iceland

Iceland feels like a hidden gem. It's really extremely beautiful, especially if you go on a long enough trip, with "off road" vehicles that can cross through rivers and get you to the beautiful scenic places... (and hopefully it's not raining). Landmannalaugar was my favorite

I felt so incredibly blessed to see all the mountains, sheep, waterfalls, geysers, glaciers--water and ice all in one place! The tour guides said that they are constantly discovering new beautiful places. One of them said that his favorite place in Iceland, he only just discovered 1 month ago.

I think it was by far the most beautiful trip I've been on. And the best part is that none of the places are super touristy. (other than the blue lagoon)

So that's my plug for Iceland. Best time to go is mid-september to october, before the snow hits, but after which you can see the northern lights.

Now preparing for class tomorrow. Listening to music while printing, organizing and reading case studies. Going back to school feels a bit scary. The Alum kept saying how busy we will be, juggling recruiting, homework and "networking"/socializing. I think a couple years ago, I'd have enough energy to handle that, but now I'm just not confident that I have that much energy.

I'm scared, but I know God is with me even in the scariest times, and that my strength is from Him.