So far I have been here for days and I cannot believe how natural the transition has been. It is amazing how there is about fifty of us all crammed together and we already are great friends. I feel like I got 30 sum new sisters and 20 new brothers over night. I feel like I am back in the dorms in college...only there is no swearing, drinking, etc. The food is great and I was able to go up the street and buy some eggs and veggies. I have gone for for long walks and I feel healthy and full of energy. I must be where the Lord wants me.
Tonight I am going to a youth group in town. I have been warned that it is very "mexican" whatever that means? I am guessing it is just like when I go to see my El Paso family...you have to talk louder to be heard, and most likely there will be plunty of food and loud music.
Anyway, that is all I got for now. Dinner is almost ready and the food so far has been muy RICO!
Thank you for all of your love and prayers!
Noelle
6 comments:
I think that it is great that you have decided to keep us all posted on what is going on in your world. I will read them all and write back to most. I want to know more about your very "Mexican" youth group meeting. Please tell me more.
Uncle Luis
You are one of the few people I know who can make 'home' and 'family' wherever you happen to be in the world! You are a good friend to all and a joyful spirit to be around. Pasar un buen rato. Jan
Wow! You made a blog. That's great. This will be a wonderful way to store all of your memories. I promise to write ofter. I am so happy that you feel that you are where you belong. I know you were nervous, but the Lord knew your heart.
Judy
sent you an email instead!
Alli
Love you KIddo,
Your proud Mom & Dad.
I'm thrilled to see that Uncle Louie is getting these too! What a small world we live in! Please keep me in the loop on all the new words you learn. Me alegro mucho que estas tan feliz y que tienes muchos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo. Te quiero mucho mi hijita!
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