The time together would be most enjoyable if it was a combination of things. Walking/hiking, chatting in a casual way, doing some type of activity, going to a book store etc... then eating, and dessert being the most important of course. ;)

That it's lots of fun to have someone to go places with, talk to and tell how your day went, pray with, and someone who needs you. Feeling that your friendship, talents and insights are needed is a great thing. Then giving love to your best friend, the man you admire in so many ways makes you feel complete. Life has the potential of holding more joy, security, affection and efficiency when you're in a relationship.

Seeing from Scripture the sadly overlooked truths and amazing doctrines God has revealed--reading the SOP as well, looking to the past for examples of wonderful leadership and godly lives, finding in the present experiences filled with God's help, and tasting in the future greater success with the Holy Spirit's power and finally experiencing the Saviors rescue--His advent to take His children home!

Great question :) I don't really know, but whatever it is, wherever I am, I want to make people feel that I care about them. When not living at home I've stayed for months at a time in OR and MI and some time in FL. During those times my purpose was working, helping in church programs, out reach and music. I plan to write a book, witness more, share thoughts with people on revival and reformation, cook, laugh, consider where to dental assist or do ministry work next, and one day to be married to a great guy who has a lot in common with me. I want us to be a fun and friendly team that serve a meaningful purpose. :)

1 Cor. 15:58 "Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord." I like to use this to encourage people and have always felt it gives hope--we're to do our best, leave the results with God and one day discover the impact we did have.

I'd like to stay in the United States. I feel a burden for missionary work here--there's potential for connecting with lots of people and making a difference. I don't believe I'm called to foreign fields, though I do love traveling and hope to go on more mission trips etc... but I like being an American and calling this country home. :)