"Yo solo se que no se nada"
Junio:
Wow, has it been that long since my last blog? I am going to make it goal to do this once a week.
So, much has happened since March. Pain and happiness. I have learned quit a lot about myself. Like, how I am a mirror and can take nothing and make it something or how I can learn a dance by watching it once all the way through (this helps a lot in Alabanza).
Presently, I am the only one of us that is still considered single. Though with time that may change, lol. Life in Peru is ending, but at the same time it is just beginning. For me, I am getting more involved with different activities here. Today, I helped with music for Confirmation and also helped out in the class. I think I might continue to do this if they would like the help. I am still singing for mass.
Oh, for those that don't know... I am presently in Nino Jesus the youngest house. I got switched before the year started. I go to help Sonrisa in the afternoon with homework and clothes. I really like working in NJ because the kids are just more apt to speak to you even if you don't know the language well. A bonus is that one of the tutors has a infant son and well, I love baby's so that pretty much says it all.
I have three friends in Peru and I need to figure out how to see them. Well, I will let you all know if I do in the next blog. Chau....
Wow, has it been that long since my last blog? I am going to make it goal to do this once a week.
So, much has happened since March. Pain and happiness. I have learned quit a lot about myself. Like, how I am a mirror and can take nothing and make it something or how I can learn a dance by watching it once all the way through (this helps a lot in Alabanza).
Presently, I am the only one of us that is still considered single. Though with time that may change, lol. Life in Peru is ending, but at the same time it is just beginning. For me, I am getting more involved with different activities here. Today, I helped with music for Confirmation and also helped out in the class. I think I might continue to do this if they would like the help. I am still singing for mass.
Oh, for those that don't know... I am presently in Nino Jesus the youngest house. I got switched before the year started. I go to help Sonrisa in the afternoon with homework and clothes. I really like working in NJ because the kids are just more apt to speak to you even if you don't know the language well. A bonus is that one of the tutors has a infant son and well, I love baby's so that pretty much says it all.
I have three friends in Peru and I need to figure out how to see them. Well, I will let you all know if I do in the next blog. Chau....
Good to know you're doing well!
ReplyDeleteI think it's the statistically higher proportion of young people in Latin America than in the US that results in the higher proportion of volunteers in relationship. For what it's worth, I'm in the opposite situation.
ReplyDeleteI also recommend starting with once a month as a blog goal, and go from there :).