- the playground inside the compound, which gives all the kids hours of fun.
- music. and the fact that the Brotens listen to about any kind of music there is.
- facebook. gotta love seeing what all my peoples back in the States are up to.
- tailless gecko lizards in the sink.
- being able to learn the names of veggies and fruits.
- waking up at six twenty five and having Jesus time.
- reading letters from my scrapbook from friends.
- playing volleyball with the other missionaries on Sundays here on the compound.
- taking walks to the ducan (like tiny little shops) to buy bread.
- reading at night with the Brotens.
I have so much to be thankful for, even if life here is hard. I'm learning to accept that, now that I've pretty much lost the adrenaline I had the first week. Life is so different here. It's hard. I've just got to keep pushing, ask Jesus for help, and be grateful. After all, I'm here for a while.
Hey, I'm in Africa! how many people get to experience this? Even if it's hard, the hard stuff in life is what's gonna be worth it. And I have lots to be thankful for.









awesome pictures! is that Spunksta'? she's adorable!
ReplyDeletei'm thankful for
-my grandparents
-working puzzles
-coffee
-berries
-summer vaca!!
i love the list, and that girl is so freaking adorable. her hair is perfect.
ReplyDeleteand the pictures showed up just fine. :)