Tuesday, January 06, 2009

Maryland: The Early Days

So I'm in Maryland. If this is news to you, scroll back a post or two and you'll see what I mean. Just make sure to skip over the bit about "Top 8 of 2008" because that never happened. I meant to do it, honestly I did. Maybe I still will. I'll probably get bored enough soon. It'll just be delayed.

Anyway, the drive up was uneventful enough so I'll withhold detailed descriptions of the ten hours I spent in a car on a gloomy day with an aching back. But at least the music was good.

The first day of work was great, mostly spent meeting people, being oriented with the office, and getting an overview of the next few months. I don't think it's going to be quite what I imagined, but I should be able to adjust to the work quickly.

It's been cold and rainy (threatening to ice over) since I've arrived so I haven't had a chance to take pictures outside, but apparently I now live in the country. Also not what I expected, but kind of cool. It's about a half-hour drive down to the Sovereign Grace Ministries offices from my uncle's house.

I started missing Georgia before I ever left, but a few of my wonderful friends gave me as a farewell gift the beautiful creation pictured below. It has immediately become one of my most valued possessions. Thank you Christina, Anne-Marie, Tiffany, Scott, and Scott.





5 Comments:

At 11:30 AM, Blogger Amy said...

haha yeah it really does feel like the country at Uncle Bob's. I like it there though...except it stinks that it's a 30 min drive. That farewell gift is absolutely perfect for you.

 
At 10:06 AM, Blogger Barbara said...

Brian...the gift is a delightful representation of you! What wonderful friends you have.

 
At 2:27 PM, Anonymous Timothy said...

Ahh finally an appropriate resting place for the 50 franc note! Just gave you a call to check in on you, call me back when you get a chance.

 
At 10:54 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Brian, we sure miss you! Me and Nate were just reminiscing about our old memories with you, and how you were our first "georgia" friend (remember Va thanksgiving?) Thanks for your friendship, and keep us updated!
-Caleb

 
At 11:06 PM, Blogger Katie Virginia Battaglia said...

Very nice! What a treasure, I'm sure.

 

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