This is the introduction Paragraph:

Alright, I guess when looking at the title for this blog, you may wonder what it is that I'm refering to, what do I know how to do now? Is it that I think that I'm all ready to be a "missionary" now because I did my DTS? Or maybe I just think that I've got the whole Haiti thing down (I mean this my third trip and it's a small country right?) Or maybe just life in general, yep, it took 19 and a half year but now I finally got it (it really all starts to become clear as you enter into that second half of that nineteenth year). Well actually, it's none of those things. To be honest I don't really know what I'm doing. Which brings me to my next point: honestly. I intend this blog to be full of honestly and by honestly I mean you may fully expect a real account of how I feel and what is going on.

Okay, so chances are that, if you are reading this, I am already in Haiti. I guess that means that that in itself is a miracle, you see, it's a bit of a story and I may or may not get into that later but the point is that I'm sitting here in my room in South-central Minnesota and in a matter of maybe about a week and a half, I need to be in Jacmel. Now, as of right now, I have no money for this and, well, lets face, the clocks ticking. I need about $900 for a ticket and we'll figure the rest out once I'm down there. So, that's where I sit.

This is the closing paragraph to the "Now that I know what I'm doing..." blog's first entry:
I must say I'm fairly please. It's nice to be ahead of the game (not in that fact that I don't have a single cent of this mission trip paid, but just that I have the blog set up at least.) Oh, and I should also warn you that this blog will be plum full of spelling and grammatical errors. (Just try to think about what I meant to say. Oh, and as for the thing that I "know what I'm doing," you will just have to keep reading and see!