I think I'm going to take a small break from blogging about the Tabernacle Choir.
Just for a few weeks.
I need to work on receiving some inspiration on exactly what to write about.
As the choir has been on its hiatus for the past year, I've written about how hard it's been personally, about speculation on when we'll go back, about the Choir organization's accomplishments without the actual members of the Choir, and even about blessings that have come while not being able to sing with the Choir. And I haven't regretted any post that I've posted. That said, I've reached a place where I feel like rehashing or putting a new spin on any of those topics really isn't what I need to focus on or what you need to keep reading about.
So, out of the 10+ ways the Japanese people say goodbye to each other, I'll say to you "Ja, ne!" (which means "See you later!")
Though actually, what I should really say is "Itte kimasu" (which literally means "I'll go and come back"). Because come back I will, very soon.
Until next time, God be with you.
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