My life is pretty hectic right now.
Am laying the groundwork for a Chinese celebration of pending marriage and a legal wedding in America. And I'm trying to figure out how the hell Qian and I are going to financially survive the next few weeks in addition to trying to streamline into the American workforce. It's going to be rough.
But in the end, I'm confident things life be OK for us.
That can't be said for everyone in the world right now though...
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