The answer to the question, today, is Colorado! I am prepared tomorrow to go anywhere that does not SNOW! When I returned from the States before Christmas having a little snow on the ground for the 25th is sweet. In January well I guess it can be the only pretty thing in January. When digging out from mounds of ice in February I was not thrilled. Now waking up to snow on April 13th is plum ridiculous. I will not be sad to say goodbye to the "white stuff" come time for my next term where I land 3 degrees south of the equator! The great thing about Colorado is that usually before the day ends you will see the Sun! And I can say as I type this there is no longer any snow on the ground. And I would like for this to be the last day to wake up to snow. It is good to be in Colorado. I have always felt a sense of home here along the Rocky Mountains. The sight of the mountains reminds me a bit more of Africa along with the dusty flat land land that accompanies it. My "Colorado family" as I like to call the Scoma crew always makes for a sense of home here as well. The Scoma's were my host family when I interned with Rocky Mountain Christian Church to complete my college degree. I lived with them for almost a year.
Tucker was 10weeks old and has been my little buddy ever since. My now nine year old buddy was counting down the days to my arrival. I am thankful to spend this time with them. The kids treat me as though no time has passed at all. We went to the stables yesterday and even though it was a bit brisk we rode horses. It felt so good to be outside glancing at the sights around me. I do enjoy beautiful Colorado!
Last weekend was my baby sisters wedding. She was beautiful and it was a joy to celebrate with her and Zach. The wedding ceremony was a true joy to be a part. I am proud of them and the art of worship that was displayed. I pray they are having a wonderful time on their cruise and thrilling time in Haiti! I am so grateful that I got to be here for this special time with Christie and Zach too! Prayer Points~ Organize meetings with supporters and possible supporters here in the Colorado area. Some rest and rejuvenation
The answer to the question, today, is Colorado! I am prepared tomorrow to go anywhere that does not SNOW! When I returned from the States before Christmas having a little snow on the ground for the 25th is sweet. In January well I guess it can be the only pretty thing in January. When digging out from mounds of ice in February I was not thrilled. Now waking up to snow on April 13th is plum ridiculous. I will not be sad to say goodbye to the "white stuff" come time for my next term where I land 3 degrees south of the equator! The great thing about Colorado is that usually before the day ends you will see the Sun! And I can say as I type this there is no longer any snow on the ground. And I would like for this to be the last day to wake up to snow. It is good to be in Colorado. I have always felt a sense of home here along the Rocky Mountains. The sight of the mountains reminds me a bit more of Africa along with the dusty flat land land that accompanies it. My "Colorado family" as I like to call the Scoma crew always makes for a sense of home here as well. The Scoma's were my host family when I interned with Rocky Mountain Christian Church to complete my college degree. I lived with them for almost a year. 
Tucker was 10weeks old and has been my little buddy ever since. My now nine year old buddy was counting down the days to my arrival. I am thankful to spend this time with them. The kids treat me as though no time has passed at all. We went to the stables yesterday and even though it was a bit brisk we rode horses. It felt so good to be outside glancing at the sights around me. I do enjoy beautiful Colorado! 
Last weekend was my baby sisters wedding. She was beautiful and it was a joy to celebrate with her and Zach. The wedding ceremony was a true joy to be a part. I am proud of them and the art of worship that was displayed. I pray they are having a wonderful time on their cruise and thrilling time in Haiti! I am so grateful that I got to be here for this special time with Christie and Zach too! Prayer Points~ Organize meetings with supporters and possible supporters here in the Colorado area. Some rest and rejuvenation 
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