I've been having a lot of weird dreams lately. it seems as though my mind maybe a little bit disturbed about a few big fears I've had lately. a dream I had about a couple weeks back was concerning an internship that I had just applied for. I feel a bit afraid that I didn't land a job and so my dreams obviously flared up that fear. I was at the interview and I wasn't nice interview clothes and my competitor with was a dude who is about to leave for a mission for two years. unfortunately, he got the job even though he would not be present for most of his internship because of his mission. Yep. I lost the job to a man that was not going to be there at all. my last dream consisted of me going on a trip that I did not want to 20 days before my wedding. the leader got mad at me for not packing enough gum. yes dreams... they're kind of weird...

Life Being Severely Awesome with Casen Sperry

So I am assigned to write a blog for one of my classes, and I do not have anything interesting to write about in my life (or anything I would WANT to write about) other than my adventures with THE Casen Sperry.  Life is good; we are almost done planning the wedding, and we took engagements two days ago.  I have no idea what the pictures will look like for two more weeks, but I will post when I have them.  


For anyone who has not heard yet, we are sending out invitations in a couple weeks, so if you want, follow this link to RSVP and to give us your mailing address for an announcement: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kAWupfSGlzx2TDBy-0oWGsGP9rF_BZciN-TfquIkf_A/viewform

The reception will be in my backyard and the line will begin at 6:30 until 8:30 pm. The dance party, wedding cake and other such traditions will last until 9 or 9:30. Hope to see you there! 

(A screenshot taken from one of the video clips my friend took during engagements) 

Blogs of my Fellow Colleagues Who Document my Life

Ok so I've pretty much given up on this blog thing (I can't talk about the kids on the internet, and I don't care about writing about anything else) so here are some blogs of my fellow colleagues:

http://roaminginromania.blogspot.com/    This is Kylee's amazing blog about pidgeons and what there is to see in Romania :)

http://soundingsmiles.blogspot.com/      Thanks to Emily for letting me direct you to her blog as well!  She is perfect at making her blog interesting with awesome commentary and she is great about keeping it up to date.

A Video Summary of the Peru Trip

Movie of Ethiopia/Kenya

My Traveling Addiction

First off, my name is Breanne (Breezy) Osborn. Half of the people out there know me as Breanne, and the other half (mostly my college friends) know me as Breezy.  I created this blog so that people will be able to follow my adventures in Romania (I leave in May and I'm super excited!).  One thing to know about me: I am obsessed with traveling to 3rd World Countries.  I have been to Peru, Ethiopia, and Kenya on Humanitarian trips and have had the craziest experiences.  Ranging from getting Gastro-intestinal Bleeding to being chased by the African government, I have a lot of good stories :) Just ask me about it.  I will post some pictures and videos of my past trips to get you an idea of what I love to do.

Many people who know me know that I am in love with orphans, and have been since the summer of 2009.  I had some really difficult things happen in my life around that time and realized it was time to pack my bags and finally contribute to society.  I regret to say that before that summer, I had been pretty self-centered and that was why I found myself unhappy.  So if anyone is following this blog, my purpose in making this is to help show you how amazing and rewarding service can be.  Honestly, I wish I would have learned the lessons I've learned from service earlier in my life.  And it so much FUN! The people you meet, the experiences you have; there is nothing like service.  I will be going to Romania in about 6 weeks and I will update my amazing experiences on this blog.

 I know that this will be one of the hardest trips I have ever experienced.  For one, it's longer than my 2-3 week trips to Africa and Peru because it is for 3 months.  Some of the kids I will work with have never learned to smile before.  But I'm up to the challenge of getting them to smile :) I would like to thank my dad for having been my financial support for these trips, I wouldn't be able to do this without him or the support from my family.  Also, I'm proud of my brother Dylan for getting into service this year and going to Thailand this summer for Humanitarian work.  And my siblings are so great for wanting to do this stuff when they are older! Even just the local service stuff that they do is amazing. And my goodness, only Heavenly Father knows what is ahead of me, I have no idea! But I know that He will be looking out for me and the kids I will be working with.