Can't Wait for Break!!!

So like my last post so eloquently said, I'm busy and stressed. Pretty much to the max. But as I continue to check things off my list, I can start looking forward to Friday. Obviously, not to the two midterms that I have to take, but to what comes after they are over.

I know a lot of my friends are looking forward to going home, sitting around, vegging, and most importantly, relaxing. That sounds pretty nice......but not terribly exciting either. :)

I'm frantically working this work, but not because I want lots of free time over break. I'm working my tail off (running on barely six hours of sleep every night- ugh!) so that next week, when this is all over, and I'm not worrying about homework anymore,.....I can go to Germany!!!!

I'm SOOOOOO excited!!!!! My whole family is going together. We have enough people going (10) that we get to have our own personal tour guide. My grandma actually got to plan the trip herself! And, as any good upstanding Lutheran woman would do, she decided that the trip's theme would be "A Walk in the Life of Martin Luther." No really, I'm not kidding. :) We're really doing that. It just wouldn't be proper for a group of Lutheran Norwegians to travel to Germany and not pay the proper respect to Luther that he deserves! We'll visit where he grew up, where he nailed the ninety-five theses, where he was married, etc...

Of course, if you're not Lutheran and have no idea what I'm talking about you should know that we're also visiting a bunch of other places as well, including castles, a concentration camp, the city of Berlin and so much more! I'm not really familiar with famous places in Germany, but I'm sure when I get back I'll have lots to tell!

Seniors, here's another verse for stress and anxiety, which I know I'm still feeling this week
Safe travels!
~Anna

"No testing has overtaken you that is not common to everyone. God is faithful, and he will not let you be tested beyond your strength, but with testing he will also provide the way out that you may be able to endure it." -I Corithians 10: 13