426. Girls night with the lovely Andrea, Hanna and Nicole
427. Exploring the market
428. Dancing with a shopkeeper’s little girl in the street of the market
429. Staying hydrated in style
430. That our team rolls with the punches and recovers with grace and never gives up
431. Another perfect afternoon at my new favorite beach
432. A team dinner out complete with laughs and desserts on fire
433. My dad, whom I am very thankful for and thankful for the legacy of youth ministry he left at Crossroads Bible Church
434. Checking things off my long To Do list
435. Finding Twix bars at the super marche and they don’t taste like dish soap!!
436. Memories of last year’s sail and the friends I shared it with
437. My faithful friend for years who I served the Crossroads Jr. high girls with
Which makes me think of all the great memories from years ago:
438. These girls and the beautiful women they have become
439. Summer Safari and morning executions
440. An epic capture the flag game mapped out with 100 tootsie roll winnings
441. Lip syncs and night games and 43 Man Squamish
442. Rainy day work attire at Camp Bighorn
443. The view from the top of Mt. bighorn and serving the students with this group
444. My mentor and friend, Tami
445. And the continued support she has been in my life, never giving up and always challenging me
446. Looking back and seeing the great things that were done in the lives of students at all those camps and knowing that so many of them are making an impact in their little corner of the world – I am so proud of you.
447. Finally being able to order in French without asking for help
448. That it’s only 74 days until Lisa gets here!
449. Coming home to find a pool waiting out back (Ok maybe it’s for Mirabelle, but I think we all might sneak a few minutes in there on one of the “Hotter than Hades” days)
450. Staying connected to my AFM family even while far away
Love you and what you are doing. My Friend and fellow workers here at Friendly Village have been making blankets to send to you on board the ship. Mom will tell me how. I read every thing you send back…Grandma