Progress, thank God

I'm learning to apply metadata more effectively without making errors! LOL. It took me a while to master that. It turns out the Candace already finished her assignment. I didn't know that she would only be here for four weeks or a month. She didn't tell me goodbye. Oh, well, I guess she had a good time here, but I never knew her well. The FBI charged me the $18 for my criminal record check! Thus that means that they'll send the record to me soon. Now I can scan the document and send it to the Teach and Learn with Georgia program. I'm a little scared... should I still pursue going to Georgia. The answer seems yes, because I'm quite tired of my mom's ill health. I don't mean to throw her away, but I'd really like to teach in Georgia. I know that the experience will be a little sad for whatever the schools may lack, but to see a new countries would be exciting. I found two local job announcements seeking French speakers. I will apply to both just to try my chances. I wonder how this year will go? Will I go to Georgia or be too scared to leave the U.S.? I hope that I have the guts, the will and the faith that leaving mom under Andrew's charge will be enough and that I don't need to worry. God, please allow me to go to the Republic of Georgia with a confident and faithful heart and mind. Amen.