Alright everyone, I am going to be very honest, this hasn’t been an easy trip so far. For starters, I caught a nasty cough on the trip over that I still haven’t kicked. Secondly, I made the mistake of having a long layover in
So, with my hopes of going home squashed like a bug, I took up an invitation to go to a bar for a glass of wine and some topas (appetizers). After having a nice discussion with my new friend Sean, and a very nice glass of wine, I actually felt like I might be able to do this. I know that I will still get homesick, (maybe if I didn’t have such AMAZING parents this wouldn’t be so bad) and that I will struggle with the language, but I think I am going to be able to do this.
I am asking everyone who reads this to please say a prayer for me, and to send positive thoughts my way. With the help of God, my family, and my friends, I am going to do my best to continue on and reach my goal of learning to speak Spanish.
4 comments:
Stay strong in SPACE you are a shining star to us all- come back in Dec. with lots of smoozes and memories!!!!
Dear Sarah, We want you to know we are thinking of you and praying for you. You are a very courageous young woman. We feel e you will begin to settle in and will love your time in Spain. I cannot imagine how difficult it must be to be in such different surroundings and dealing with a different language, too. I feel you will look back at this first time in Europe as a wonderful experience. Take it a day at a time! Love and Prayers, Pete and Jonnie
you can do it! you'll love it! you'll be so glad you did!
It'll be hard at first, but worth it in the end. Just make sure you keep getting out there and spending time with the people around you. Being involved and staying busy helps you learn more about the culture, and also makes for a happier time away. We all love you and are praying from you on this side of the pond. You're amazing!
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