Jobs, Crowns, Drugs (the legal ones) and Passing Out

Christmas is in 2 days. I now have a job. I now own my own car. And I am an almost 1 week college veteran. I'm livin' the good life. Today I was announced in the youth group as now working for the church. The kids (especially the girls) screamed so loud that my parents in a classroom downstairs heard! Good stuff. I'm really excited to see what God does with my time here in VA. I feel like it's going to be awesome and that He is preparing me for something really challenging. I don't know what that may be, but I have a strong feeling that it will be doing something in missions in another country. Preferably in South America somewhere. Ever since I was a little kid I've always felt that I would be a missionary one day. I guess you could say that I felt called to that when I was in middle school or sometime around then. But we'll see. I know whatever it is I'll be doing, I'll love it. I love where I'm at right now though! This is just the beginning of the newest chapter in my book. I don't know how long this one's going to be, but it had better have some crazy adventures that almost get me killed or something cause those are the best!
So yesterday I had a crown put on my tooth because last Fall I went cliff jumping and cracked my tooth. Unfortunate. At least it was an awesome jump and from the 60 ft cliff! So today I could feel my heartbeat in my tooth the crown had been put on, so I decided to take some meds for it. Well apparently my body didn't like my choice of drugs. I was doing some paperwork for my new job and out of nowhere I got extremely dizzy and hot. So I stepped outside in my feety pj's with rocket ships and glow-in-the-dark stars on them to try and cool off. Well that didn't really do any good so I came back in and headed for my bedroom. I almost collapsed on the floor in the hallway. If I would've had to walk much farther I'm pretty positive I would've passed out. But after a couple hours the dizziness, shakes, and hot fits went away. I guess that was a sign that I should lay off the drugs.