Times Are A Changin'

Intro:

So if you are reading this, welcome.  This is my first post of a hopefully consistent blog...Named after the classic Old Western Movie, 3:10 to Yuma,  this is Matt K To Yuma! (Yeaaah, I know, but the best name I could think of...)  Anyways, this will be all about my adventures as a Minnesota born and raise individual moving out to Yuma AZ to start my teaching career as a 3rd grade teacher!

Times Are A Changin' 

I'm currently in Indiana, we go each year for the 4th of July.  With that, I remember clearly being here two years ago getting ready for starting up the youth group at Mercy Hill.  Praying, brainstorming, writing...everything one would do right before entering a new position with young people.  It's been odd saying goodbye to everyone.  Friends, family, the works!  So in this, I am sad, but also excited for the new adventure!  So if you know me, want to know me, or just hear some stories about a Minnesota kid going to Yuma, this is the place to be!  

Hopes of This Blog:

I hope that I can use the amazing 21st century's communication methods in order to stay in contact with those 1,800 miles away in MN.  That said, I hope to keep this updated with about 4 posts a week, we will see if I can maintain that, but that's the hope!  I can also be reached at other social networking sites too.  I hope you will take time reading this (as well as enjoying it!)  I will try to provide interesting stories!  (Which means I will have to try and do interesting things...It'll keep me busy I suppose!).  Also, feel free to comment on this blog too (the feature should be an option, if not please comment on this to let me know it doesn't work....[heehee]).  Anyways, that's all for post 1!  I guess T-minus 4 days until the move (or at least the start of the journey, I will be stopping in New Mexico for a few days to visit my lil bro [or should I say, my taller, younger brother.])
Also, if you haven't noticed, I enjoy using parentheses...Alot! (Same for ellipsis!)  So enjoy those, if you don't...Sorry!  (Maybe they will grow on you someday, who knows!)