We are finally back home.
It's quite bittersweet.
I'm so glad to be back with our church and our mission. I'm so glad to be back to my house and my bed. My things. I'm glad to see friends I haven't been with for awhile now. I'm glad to be back to the smells, humidity, warmth...just everything.
I love everything about this country.
All the stuff that drives me crazy, I love about it too.
But at the same time I have left family and friends behind. Our home church is back "home" too. It's almost like my heart is torn in two. As if it would be better to hover over the seas an equal distance between my two homes than trying to pick one over the other.
I love America too.
I love knowing that I'm supposed to be here for a time.
But I love going to an English church service and hanging out with old friends.
It's so torn.
So beautifully tragic.
So heart-breakingly amazing.
It's a paradox.
And I thank God for it.
I thank Him for all the adventures we had the past two months. All of the "Diosidencias", divine appointments. I thank Him for keeping us safe. For watching out for us and blessing us with a great time.
I cannot wait to see what He's going to do with this new year.
He has great stuff in store. I'm sure of it.
I'm just waiting on Him to find out.
1 comments:
Welcome back! I mean...well you know, anyways, happy homecoming!? No wait, that's not right either is it... well...you know what I mean!! XD
Well...it's good to hear you had lots of fun =) Now, I don't mean to sound selfish, greedy, or one-track minded, but may I ask if perchance you will be uploading any more splendid pictures (or other artworks you do so well!) from your vacation? =P
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