My heart is so full. In the last couple weeks, I’ve been diligent to tune in to the growth I’ve experienced in South Africa. It is part of the promise to myself to not take such a wonderful experience for granted. As I sit on the balcony facing lush trees
Disclaimer: unfortunately there aren’t any pictures in this post (yet). I know, I know, that’s half all the reason you read this blog. It’s proven to be quite difficult to transfer the pictures from the camera to my computer and was not possible this time. I’ll update this post when
Cape Town—an amalgamation of mountains and beaches paired with shopping and delicious cuisine. It is simply gorgeous. The ocean has a luster that I have not seen in a while. Our Easter weekend was enjoyable, though not traditional. We’re used to spending Easter Sundays at church and celebrating with friends
Braai. A lovely event here in South Africa consisting of laughter, merriment, animal grilling, and carbs. It is our equivalent to BBQ’s only slightly different. The men gather around the grill with their choice of beverage in-hand while the women are in the kitchen preparing carbs and sides such as
This is the second week that I’ve been on crutches. It has been quite an adjustment and accepting the limitations was a bit difficult. That said, I’m blown away by the helpful people in my life making this break more bearable—Namely Brian. I should have known that when he threw
