Yes, I made it safely to Seattle...wierd hw I am in America now...why am I not in the Philippines? So far, the hardest part is not speaking Visayan and saying yes by raising your eyebrows affirmatively. It's going to be hard to adjust..so meanwhile enjoy it while you can! ;)
It was nice freshening up and for the first time all trip, we actually have a little bit of time to kill.
See everyone soon!
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Welcome back, Sarah!!
ReplyDeleteHey Sarah!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that you have made it to the US okay lang! Can't wait for my first skype date with you!
As for the language differences, maybe by the time I arrive, I won't have to switch back to speaking English, cuz everyone will know Visayan! lol
I miss you, girl! Just moved into the OC & trying to learn a whole new way of living!
btw, you wouldn't recognize the GH anymore! I stepped into one of the rooms & thought, what house is this? :)
Keep in touch & I will see you in November!
Jordan
Welcome home Sarah!
ReplyDeleteMay you go forth and advance in your skills, from your Mission experiences to broadening your horizons here in the US, with what you have learned and gained and been blessed by God with.
God Bless you and yours and all you put your hand
to.
Shalom.
notutopia
Glad u made it safe yet I miss you here in Davao! Enjoy The NW! Take it in for me and Lord willing see u when I return to Washington next summer :)
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