Do I, Don't I?

Going to South Korea:

Pros:

• Giving up control over things i most care about (friends, prayer at church, garden lot, twist, the HOUSE)
• Financial provision
• Financial responsibility
• Taking care of finances challenge (can i save money and live on a budget!?)
• Cultural adventure
• Job adventure
• Facing job challenge (teaching!?)
• Facing cultural challenge (what did you say?!)
• New experiences
• It's only a year
• They have starbucks in Seoul.
• I can dream about writing a book i'll never write.

Cons:

• It's a year
• It's s.korea (it's far away man)
• Should I be leaving?
• developing prayer at church
• fighting the good fight with the garden lot
• the HOUSE

Questions:
How much vaykay time?
How much money can I save?
How hard/ easy is it to get things done and do stuff?
Do they have the internet?
Will it suck with the teaching?
What will i be teaching?
Who will I be teaching?
How difficult will it be to interact with the school... pay, beurocracy...? hours?
Will Twist remember me?
Will my parents wait until i come back to tile the bathroom?
I could get a mendacious substitute to stay at the house until i come back?
Will it be a positive to step back from the church stuff even if i'm not the one who planned and executed it and then i come back and it's all decided and what not?

... what else pen, what else?