I have the week off, as I have changed departments atwork, and there is a week between the job I had andthe job I start. God has been so faithful to me to provide me with wotkright up until I leave calgary again.You know, the zoo was the very first place I appliedfor a job, and here I am now working there for thewinter as well. In Febrauary Tamae and I will be going to New Zealand. We will be doing a radical missions school that isrun by a punk band who stated a ministry in amsterdamand has since grown into a ministry all around theworld.After that, there seem to be many open doors to traveland work in Asia and then Europe, doing short termmusic oriented missions.When I return to Calgary, I will be able to work atthe zoo again, and have been offered a job with thecity of calary, at the zoo, upon my return (wheneverthat is)The good things about this is that it is seasonal so Ican continue to travel.I am so grateful for people like Kristin, and Amy andTamae. I don't know how good of a relationship I will everhave with Kristin. But we meet up a few times a monthfor lunch and it is sincere, but we don't hang out. So it's kept at arms length, I guess, forsure, butit's cool.Amy has become one of my dearest friends, and residessomewhere close to the "bar" or standard I have set,in many ways. Yet in others, she is very far fromwhat I am looking for in someone.At times it seemed debateable, but the more I have letgo of Tamae, the more it seems to work out. I justdon't want to be presumptuos, so I am just trying tospend more effort looking at what is in front of methan where I think it all might go.I really enjoy being around her and, well, we'll seewhat happens.This email turned out to be freakin' long. Sorry. Hope all is well with you and that I have not come off"preachy" or anything. I probably write to hear myself think and processthose thoughts, alot more than I should.Take caremark