I got my feet fitted for orthodics today: essentially shoe implants so I walk properly. It seems like a silly thing, but if it helps my back in some way I suppose it's good. It actually was kind of relaxing to have someone make a cast of my foot. After, it was time for rehab (that sounds bad). The lady helping me said she didn't mean to be hard on me, but she wanted to make sure I was using the correct form on the exercises. Wouldn't it be great if I did them wrong and messed up my back all over again! During my massage I found out she actually knows people in KS near where I grew up. I'm always amazed at how small a world it is. Sometimes it's too small though. I really like the people at my chiro's office. They are all so friendly and easygoing. And, they give away prizes. One of these days, I could win a restaurant or store gift certificate. I didn't have to pay my $25 co-pay two weeks ago, because I brought in a tax joke. I got a free calculator the other day. Is it weird that I actually like going to the chiropractor? I don't think many people say that.

In other news, I'm thinking about going on a short-term missions trip within the next year. Who knows if I will, but God has me contemplating the idea. I only seriously considered it once in college, and I just wasn't spiritually ready for it then. Honestly, the idea kinda freaks me out. Maybe that's the whole point!