I may or may not be moving to Mexico.

Here I am to welcome myself into the blogger sphere, the blogging world, the blogger face, the social blogia, the blog space, the world wide blog...

Might need to update myself on the lingo.

This is my first official grown up blog that I am going to attempt to write all by my little self.
My reason for not starting a blog in the past was because I didn't want to be called a hipster never thought I had anything interesting enough going on in my life to write about.

UNTIL NOW. 

Are you ready for it?
I don't think you are.

I'll ease you into it. Ok, no I won't. I can't wait any longer:

I'm moving to Mexico!

"Oh wow! I bet it's gonna be so hot there!" - everyone

Aaaactually... in Mexico City, where I spent my summer and where I will be spending next year, it rains quite a bit. For a few days this summer, I actually forgot what the sun looked like.

What people think all of Mexico looks like. 

Actual real live photograph of an average day. Cold.  

I was freezing cold in July for the first time in my entire life. 

Mexico City, surprisingly enough, resembles nothing close to a desert and almost everything close to an actual city.

Photo cred: google. 

This blog is where I hope to gather some of my thoughts, share some of my experiences, and make some of my memories become your memories- the good, the bad, the funny, the stupid, and the awkward.

(Because if you have ever met me, you know there will be plenty of awkward stories.)

To share all of my experiences from the past two months in DF would just be silly and #aintnobodygottimeforthat.

What I can say is that two months ago, I was a completely different person. And two months ago, if you would have told me that I would be spending a year in Mexico City... 

well, we all know how that sentence ends.

Thanks in advance to all who are and will be joining me on this wild adventure called Life in Mexico City. 

* I have quite a lot of fundraising to do for this trip and if you would like to partner with me financially, you can follow this link: http://www.uwm.org/missionaries/kaylie-weathers.