The beginning of the errands marathon in the states…
My friend Nichole picked me up early on Tuesday for a trip to my doctor’s office. I needed my yearly labs and check-up so I could renew my prescriptions. I love getting to talk with Bob, my doctor and friend. He’s also coming to Nica on a medical trip in Jan and we chatted a little about that, too. Nichole and I enjoyed some breakfast at Lucy’s Diner. Then we stopped at Walmart for me to stock up on some stuff. It was a good morning!
Wednesday was a fun day of shopping with Kesha and her son Colin. We hit Walmart again, walked through the new Fresh Market grocery store and then had lunch at Olive Garden. It was very tasty! Then we stopped by their house for me to see the improvements they have made over the last few years. I had lived in their house while they were in Hungary as missionaries and before I moved to NYC. I have very fond memories of living there and I’m excited to see how great and welcoming the house looks with their touches back in place.
Thursday was my annual hearing test and checkup with Dr Black. My hearing loss is still the same and probably won’t change. There is nothing they can do about it. I will just have to learn to live with it. I’m getting better at adapting. It still makes learning a new language a challenge, but I can do all things through Christ!! Cathy took me to the doctor’s appointment and then we had lunch at MiMi’s Café and discussed the women’s mission trip in Oct. We used a gift certificate that she had won at our church’s Women’s Retreat. So we could have anything we wanted. We had appetizers, entrees and dessert! What a treat!
Thursday night was the annual appreciation dinner for the volunteers of River of Life Medical Center, which I had helped to start many years ago. I love getting to see everyone and I’m very proud of the work the clinic does to bless people every month. The dinner was held at Monte Ne Inn chicken restaurant. I can’t eat fried food, so passing the chicken around was torture, but I could eat the rest of the homemade food (bean soup, slaw, corn, green beans, mashed potatoes, gravy, bread). I even passed on the dessert, not so much because I was being responsible, but more because I was stuffed (and my doctor was there – Ha). It was a great night of seeing old friends and meeting new people.
Friday I was feeling kind of sick with either a cold thing or allergies. Vickie and Michael Brown offered me the use of their car and brought it to me in the afternoon. Since they are pharmacists, they made sure that I got some allergy meds that I can take with my other meds. It was great to start feeling better and to have wheels for the weekend!
Saturday morning I started running errands with my borrowed wheels. I went to AT&T to update my phone. I got a great deal on everything that I needed. The sales rep was very helpful and took very good care of me. We chatted a little about me being a missionary in Nica. He has just moved to NWA in the spring and hasn’t found a church yet, so I told him about FBCR. I treated myself to lunch at Marias restaurant and then a much needed pedicure. I felt guilty about the pedi, though. I made a few more stops and then headed home to rest and fight my allergy/cold thing with a nap.
Sunday I watched FBCR on tv while getting ready for service at Iglesia Cuerpo Vivo. I loved getting to see my friends at the Spanish church. I couldn’t believe how much the kids have grown in the 6 months that I’ve been gone. I had lunch at the home of my friend Elizabeth. She doesn’t speak English, so my Spanish gets a workout. She is such a sweetie. We had tamales and she sent some home with me. Yum!
It’s been a good first week visiting the states. I’ve not felt stressed. I’ve run into friends and really enjoyed myself. I’m also getting a lot done to prepare for my return trip to Nica. God is awesome!
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Travel day to the States.
Mary and I got up early and German picked us up at the team house at 3am. We headed off to Managua airport. About half way there, German realized that we could have left later when we confirmed our flight time. Oh well, we were up and on the road!
Mary and I had a little breakfast of bagels at the airport. I also got a yummy smoothie. We had a little wait and I shopped a bit in a nice shop.
The flight to Atlanta was great. I sat by Francis, a lady who was part of a mission team from South Carolina. The missions pastor was sitting right in front of us. Through conversations with them, I found out that he had visited our team house for possible lodging options in the future. They were working with a missionary couple there in León. I hope to meet them sometime. It was a fun flight.
Since some of us had connecting flights that were close on time, Delta had an agent waiting where we came in to the terminal and gave all of us special cards to carry to go to the head of the line at customs and security. I really liked that service!!
It turns out that Delta had computer trouble and when I got to my gate area, I had just enough time to grab a sandwich to eat on the plane. But the flights were delayed and they were changing gates like crazy. It was like a chess game. The good news was that I had not missed my flight.
I had a blast visiting with some ladies who found each other by running into each other at each gate switch. It was a wait of a few hours, but we really enjoyed each other. I got to share about what I do in Nica with VOH. I always enjoy sharing about what God is doing!!
I made it to NW Arkansas about 6:30 or so and Cathy was waiting to pick me up. It was good to see her. She dropped me off at Deanna’s house and I was ready to rest up and enjoy my visit to the states.
I enjoyed the travel day (as much as a person CAN enjoy a travel day) and am thankful that God allows me a glimpse of His workings all around me.
Mary and I got up early and German picked us up at the team house at 3am. We headed off to Managua airport. About half way there, German realized that we could have left later when we confirmed our flight time. Oh well, we were up and on the road!
Mary and I had a little breakfast of bagels at the airport. I also got a yummy smoothie. We had a little wait and I shopped a bit in a nice shop.
The flight to Atlanta was great. I sat by Francis, a lady who was part of a mission team from South Carolina. The missions pastor was sitting right in front of us. Through conversations with them, I found out that he had visited our team house for possible lodging options in the future. They were working with a missionary couple there in León. I hope to meet them sometime. It was a fun flight.
Since some of us had connecting flights that were close on time, Delta had an agent waiting where we came in to the terminal and gave all of us special cards to carry to go to the head of the line at customs and security. I really liked that service!!
It turns out that Delta had computer trouble and when I got to my gate area, I had just enough time to grab a sandwich to eat on the plane. But the flights were delayed and they were changing gates like crazy. It was like a chess game. The good news was that I had not missed my flight.
I had a blast visiting with some ladies who found each other by running into each other at each gate switch. It was a wait of a few hours, but we really enjoyed each other. I got to share about what I do in Nica with VOH. I always enjoy sharing about what God is doing!!
I made it to NW Arkansas about 6:30 or so and Cathy was waiting to pick me up. It was good to see her. She dropped me off at Deanna’s house and I was ready to rest up and enjoy my visit to the states.
I enjoyed the travel day (as much as a person CAN enjoy a travel day) and am thankful that God allows me a glimpse of His workings all around me.
Aug 8 - Aug 12, 2012
The remainder of the week was busy with getting things done before leaving for the states. A lot of errands, purchases, plans, emails, etc.
Wednesday was the last Women’s Bible Study for 2 months. Mary went with me and Estefanie. The ladies decorated for us and had some music. It was very special. I’ll miss them very much. I left them with some scripture verses to memorize while I’m gone. It will be fun to see who memorizes them. I need to get busy memorizing them my self!
Mary and I ran around some to celebrate our last week. We had ice cream and shopped a little bit. On Saturday morning, we went to have breakfast at great little place where North Americans and Europeans eat a lot. I had waffles and Mary had an egg plate. It was very good. We had eaten there with Charlie one day and we will eat there many more times, I’m sure.
We held a training event for the leaders and main cooks of the Feeding Centers. We held it at La Quimera Church/Feeding Center. We took one of our vans and picked up people on our way to the site. It was fun to travel together. The training went great and they were very thankful for the goodie bags that we packed for them (food staples and other goodies). It was a very good day.
Mike, Sherry, Manuel, Mary and I went to Suyapa for dinner on Saturday evening. It was very good. We ate upstairs and had a great view of the ocean and beach. We love to eat there.
Sunday was spent finishing laundry and packing. It was a very relaxing day. I felt very comfortable thinking about ‘visiting’ the states. God is so good to me and I can’t wait to see what He has to show me each and every day.
Wednesday was the last Women’s Bible Study for 2 months. Mary went with me and Estefanie. The ladies decorated for us and had some music. It was very special. I’ll miss them very much. I left them with some scripture verses to memorize while I’m gone. It will be fun to see who memorizes them. I need to get busy memorizing them my self!
Mary and I ran around some to celebrate our last week. We had ice cream and shopped a little bit. On Saturday morning, we went to have breakfast at great little place where North Americans and Europeans eat a lot. I had waffles and Mary had an egg plate. It was very good. We had eaten there with Charlie one day and we will eat there many more times, I’m sure.
We held a training event for the leaders and main cooks of the Feeding Centers. We held it at La Quimera Church/Feeding Center. We took one of our vans and picked up people on our way to the site. It was fun to travel together. The training went great and they were very thankful for the goodie bags that we packed for them (food staples and other goodies). It was a very good day.
Mike, Sherry, Manuel, Mary and I went to Suyapa for dinner on Saturday evening. It was very good. We ate upstairs and had a great view of the ocean and beach. We love to eat there.
Sunday was spent finishing laundry and packing. It was a very relaxing day. I felt very comfortable thinking about ‘visiting’ the states. God is so good to me and I can’t wait to see what He has to show me each and every day.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
I started the morning early on the computer. I got a lot done before Mary, Mayela and I went to San Jacinto and La Quimera Feeding Centers.
While at San Jacinto, Mary gave out some really cute ‘pillowcase’ dresses that some ladies from her church made. She also gave away to the boys some hats that they made. It was fun to see how lovely the girls looked and felt in the new dresses.
Back at the team house, we had lunch and then I worked on updating the Feeding Center files with the info that Mayela had collected in the last days.
There will be training this Saturday for the volunteer cooks from all of the Feeding Centers. Mayela, Lesly, Mary and myself will be going to watch the training and to give the volunteers some things from the ministry (rice, beans, oil, etc). Mary, Sherry, Lesly and Mayela worked in the afternoon to bag up all the things for the 12 workers. It will be a fun day on Saturday!
There was a quick meeting with Pastor Pedro and Marvin from Noah’s Ark Feeding Center. It was an interesting meeting…
I worked on gathering pictures for the grant proposal concerning the Sewing Ministry.
I was supposed to go to Kelly and Jeremy’s house for dinner, but we cancelled due to Jeremy’s health. I retired to my room early to study and watch videos.
I’ve been trying to really lean ‘into’ God and not just lean ‘on’ Him. I know that a lot of my struggles come from not being connected to Him in a strong enough manner. A lesson in Bible Study lately was on Abiding in Christ. It was a good lesson and I’m trying to take it to heart. We can always draw closer to Him. And it needs to be a daily goal. I’m glad that He is there waiting.
While at San Jacinto, Mary gave out some really cute ‘pillowcase’ dresses that some ladies from her church made. She also gave away to the boys some hats that they made. It was fun to see how lovely the girls looked and felt in the new dresses.
Back at the team house, we had lunch and then I worked on updating the Feeding Center files with the info that Mayela had collected in the last days.
There will be training this Saturday for the volunteer cooks from all of the Feeding Centers. Mayela, Lesly, Mary and myself will be going to watch the training and to give the volunteers some things from the ministry (rice, beans, oil, etc). Mary, Sherry, Lesly and Mayela worked in the afternoon to bag up all the things for the 12 workers. It will be a fun day on Saturday!
There was a quick meeting with Pastor Pedro and Marvin from Noah’s Ark Feeding Center. It was an interesting meeting…
I worked on gathering pictures for the grant proposal concerning the Sewing Ministry.
I was supposed to go to Kelly and Jeremy’s house for dinner, but we cancelled due to Jeremy’s health. I retired to my room early to study and watch videos.
I’ve been trying to really lean ‘into’ God and not just lean ‘on’ Him. I know that a lot of my struggles come from not being connected to Him in a strong enough manner. A lesson in Bible Study lately was on Abiding in Christ. It was a good lesson and I’m trying to take it to heart. We can always draw closer to Him. And it needs to be a daily goal. I’m glad that He is there waiting.
Sunday, August 5, 2012 - Monday, August 6, 2012
A quiet morning. I went to Todopoderoso church, which reminds me of my sweet church Cuerpo Vivo in Rogers.
After church, I ran to La Unión grocery store really quick for a few items. I had lunch at Tip Top Chicken. I ate the grilled chicken breast and tortilla. I also ordered a salad with grilled chicken as take out for dinner.
Back at the team house I studied some Spanish and read some on the book that I’m currently enjoying. It was a very quiet afternoon.
Back to Todopoderoso church in the evening. I also spent a quiet evening on the computer and then watching some videos.
A true resting in God kind of a day. I loved it!!
Just one more week here in Nica. It seems really weird to think about it. I’m thankful that God allows me to live in the moment!
Monday, August 6, 2012
Jeremy and his family stopped by first thing looking for Mike and German, who weren’t here at that moment. Jeremy had some health problems over the weekend and needs to take a week of complete rest, as per his doctor. His heart is beating erratically. I hope he gets a great week of rest and recuperation and that the doctors can find out what is wrong and fix it.
I did some communication stuff on the computer and then worked on the agenda for the Women’s Ministry trip in October.
After lunch, I went to get my haircut. Then I stopped for ice cream and did a little bit of souvenir shopping downtown. It’s hard to shop for souvenirs lately. Maybe because I feel like I live here and it’s not a novelty to me. I need to get my head around what other people would like to have.
It was a quiet night of study, reading and watching videos.
After church, I ran to La Unión grocery store really quick for a few items. I had lunch at Tip Top Chicken. I ate the grilled chicken breast and tortilla. I also ordered a salad with grilled chicken as take out for dinner.
Back at the team house I studied some Spanish and read some on the book that I’m currently enjoying. It was a very quiet afternoon.
Back to Todopoderoso church in the evening. I also spent a quiet evening on the computer and then watching some videos.
A true resting in God kind of a day. I loved it!!
Just one more week here in Nica. It seems really weird to think about it. I’m thankful that God allows me to live in the moment!
Monday, August 6, 2012
Jeremy and his family stopped by first thing looking for Mike and German, who weren’t here at that moment. Jeremy had some health problems over the weekend and needs to take a week of complete rest, as per his doctor. His heart is beating erratically. I hope he gets a great week of rest and recuperation and that the doctors can find out what is wrong and fix it.
I did some communication stuff on the computer and then worked on the agenda for the Women’s Ministry trip in October.
After lunch, I went to get my haircut. Then I stopped for ice cream and did a little bit of souvenir shopping downtown. It’s hard to shop for souvenirs lately. Maybe because I feel like I live here and it’s not a novelty to me. I need to get my head around what other people would like to have.
It was a quiet night of study, reading and watching videos.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Saturday, August 4, 2012
I didn’t sleep hardly at all last night. I think it was from about 11pm to 12:30am. Then I was up the rest of the night. I was trying to read myself back to sleep, but my mind was in a turmoil and I wasn’t even paying attention to the book. I had a very hard night of spiritual warfare going on. I don’t like those nights.
I got up finally and read my Bible and piddled around in my room a little bit. Then I did another couple loads of laundry. I started working on the memory verse cards that I’m making for the ladies at the La Quimera Bible Study. They are turning out pretty nice. I printed them out about 3”x5” and then laminated them. After I cut them apart, I punched a hole in the top and put them on a split ring (like a key ring) so that they can be flipped over and used many times. I hope that the ladies like them. It took a long time to laminate them, but I put a movie in my computer and watched it while working.
The Hulsey’s and Mary went to the soccer game between La Quimera and San Jacinto (2 of our church plants). We have provided the soccer uniforms for both teams. Mary is partial to the San Jacinto team. They had a good time watching the game, but came back before it ended. Mary said her team was ahead when she left.
We had lunch (taco salad) and then everyone did their own thing. Mike was on the computer and then took a nap in one of the hammacks, because he wasn’t feeling well. Sherry got some time in the pool. Buster (the dog) swam some laps in the pool. He is so funny. I got some video of him swimming. Mary was resting in her room. Manuel wanted to play so while I working on the memory verse cards, he pretended like I was a drive up bank and a fast food drive up window. I gave him some of the larger clear pieces of laminate that were left over. He wrote a $ and a number on each one. He was truly ‘making money’ as he pretended to be Sherry’s husband.
I got a nice 2 hour nap. I was needing it after being awake all night. It was very hot, but I had 2 small fans blowing on me. I woke up all sweaty, but rested.
I worked in my room on sorting some personal paperwork and getting documents in order to take to the states with me. I watched a movie in my computer while doing that, too.
I called my 2 sisters and then fixed some pasta for dinner. I’ve been on facebook a little bit and now I’m ready to go to bed and read a while. I think I’ll sleep pretty well tonight. I’ve renounced satan’s hold on my mind by reminding him of how big my God is! Now, if I can just keep reminding myself of that, I will be in pretty good shape!
Time for bed and to rest in God’s peace.
I got up finally and read my Bible and piddled around in my room a little bit. Then I did another couple loads of laundry. I started working on the memory verse cards that I’m making for the ladies at the La Quimera Bible Study. They are turning out pretty nice. I printed them out about 3”x5” and then laminated them. After I cut them apart, I punched a hole in the top and put them on a split ring (like a key ring) so that they can be flipped over and used many times. I hope that the ladies like them. It took a long time to laminate them, but I put a movie in my computer and watched it while working.
The Hulsey’s and Mary went to the soccer game between La Quimera and San Jacinto (2 of our church plants). We have provided the soccer uniforms for both teams. Mary is partial to the San Jacinto team. They had a good time watching the game, but came back before it ended. Mary said her team was ahead when she left.
We had lunch (taco salad) and then everyone did their own thing. Mike was on the computer and then took a nap in one of the hammacks, because he wasn’t feeling well. Sherry got some time in the pool. Buster (the dog) swam some laps in the pool. He is so funny. I got some video of him swimming. Mary was resting in her room. Manuel wanted to play so while I working on the memory verse cards, he pretended like I was a drive up bank and a fast food drive up window. I gave him some of the larger clear pieces of laminate that were left over. He wrote a $ and a number on each one. He was truly ‘making money’ as he pretended to be Sherry’s husband.
I got a nice 2 hour nap. I was needing it after being awake all night. It was very hot, but I had 2 small fans blowing on me. I woke up all sweaty, but rested.
I worked in my room on sorting some personal paperwork and getting documents in order to take to the states with me. I watched a movie in my computer while doing that, too.
I called my 2 sisters and then fixed some pasta for dinner. I’ve been on facebook a little bit and now I’m ready to go to bed and read a while. I think I’ll sleep pretty well tonight. I’ve renounced satan’s hold on my mind by reminding him of how big my God is! Now, if I can just keep reminding myself of that, I will be in pretty good shape!
Time for bed and to rest in God’s peace.
Friday, August 3, 2012
I woke up early and spent some time ready my Bible at random. I like doing that sometimes just to see what God has tucked away for me in unplanned places.
I got a lot of computer work done in the morning, as well as doing a couple loads of laundry. I’m feeling the need to get a lot of loose ends tied up in the next week since I’ll be leaving for 2 months in the states on the 13th. I need to take some stuff with me to work on from there, as well as get stuff in good shape here to leave for others to follow along.
Being in Nica so much now, it really does feel like a ‘vacation’ trip to the states to see family and friends, take care of personal business and doctor visits, etc. I’m looking forward to seeing a lot of people in these 2 months. I’ll be traveling from AR to IN and to NYC then back to IN and back to AR before returning to Nica on Oct 16. Gonna be a blast!
Anyway, Mayela and I visited the Monte Horeb Feeding Center today and on the way, we stopped at the printer/copy place so that I could get some documents copied for Bible Study. It felt good to get it taken care of. We also stopped at a store so that she could a gift for her mom. The visit to the Feeding Center was nice. It’s great to see and recognize the kids. Wendy came running and gave me a big hug. She is such a sweetie! I got to get a picture of her with me. She has a cute haircut. She’s just adorable.
We got back to the team house and had lunch. Then Mayela blessed me with a massage. She is very good at it and I enjoyed it very much. Buster the dog was in the room with us and sprawled out on the floor to relax. Mayela had to keep stepping over him. At the end of my massage, Mayela covers my back and has me lay there for 5 minutes or so to keep the relaxed feeling. She leaves the room. Well, the lock on my door can be so cantankerous sometimes. She kept trying to get the key to turn and it was stuck. She was trying to be quiet and not disturb me. Finally, she gave up and said ‘sorry’ and set on the edge of the bed in silence. It was funny.
In the afternoon, Mary and Charlie went with Jorge and Manuel to the movies. Sherry and Mike went home for a while. Everyone else was out working. Lesly, Mayela, Jaasiel and I were the only ones at the team house. They decided to go swimming. They don’t wear bathing suits, especially skimpy ones, here in Nica. They usually swim (if they swim) in shorts and a cami or tank top. We scrounged around for shorts and shirts for them to wear in the pool. They kept asking me to join them, so I relented and did. I didn’t want to wear my bathing suit (which is very modest, by the way) when they were wearing shorts and tanks, so I found some shorts and a tank for me to wear. We had fun in the water and laughed a lot. It was a great afternoon.
There was a meeting with a lawyer from Managua about the requirements of our new status of NGO here in Nica. I couldn’t hear very well at the big table, and the info was mostly for Mike and Sherry and part of the Nica staff, so I went back to my little worktable and got back on my computer. I guess there is a lot of legal mumbo jumbo to go along with the status. Especially being in a third-world country. I’m kind of glad that I don’t have to worry about it. I’ll just pray for those who do have to deal with the paperwork and such.
I ordered a few more books off of Amazon.com for my Kindle. I’ve found a mystery writer that I like pretty well and I can get most of his books pretty cheap. That’s the best kind!
Mary and Charlie and I went to a Mexican restaurant and had a delicious meal. I really enjoyed it. I know I’ll be going back there a lot.
We got back to the team house and said goodbye to Charlie, who was leaving at 4am for the airport. He has been in Nica for 9 weeks. It was a very busy time and it went by quickly, but I know he was missing his family very much.
Hard to believe it’s August already. Wow!
I got a lot of computer work done in the morning, as well as doing a couple loads of laundry. I’m feeling the need to get a lot of loose ends tied up in the next week since I’ll be leaving for 2 months in the states on the 13th. I need to take some stuff with me to work on from there, as well as get stuff in good shape here to leave for others to follow along.
Being in Nica so much now, it really does feel like a ‘vacation’ trip to the states to see family and friends, take care of personal business and doctor visits, etc. I’m looking forward to seeing a lot of people in these 2 months. I’ll be traveling from AR to IN and to NYC then back to IN and back to AR before returning to Nica on Oct 16. Gonna be a blast!
Anyway, Mayela and I visited the Monte Horeb Feeding Center today and on the way, we stopped at the printer/copy place so that I could get some documents copied for Bible Study. It felt good to get it taken care of. We also stopped at a store so that she could a gift for her mom. The visit to the Feeding Center was nice. It’s great to see and recognize the kids. Wendy came running and gave me a big hug. She is such a sweetie! I got to get a picture of her with me. She has a cute haircut. She’s just adorable.
We got back to the team house and had lunch. Then Mayela blessed me with a massage. She is very good at it and I enjoyed it very much. Buster the dog was in the room with us and sprawled out on the floor to relax. Mayela had to keep stepping over him. At the end of my massage, Mayela covers my back and has me lay there for 5 minutes or so to keep the relaxed feeling. She leaves the room. Well, the lock on my door can be so cantankerous sometimes. She kept trying to get the key to turn and it was stuck. She was trying to be quiet and not disturb me. Finally, she gave up and said ‘sorry’ and set on the edge of the bed in silence. It was funny.
In the afternoon, Mary and Charlie went with Jorge and Manuel to the movies. Sherry and Mike went home for a while. Everyone else was out working. Lesly, Mayela, Jaasiel and I were the only ones at the team house. They decided to go swimming. They don’t wear bathing suits, especially skimpy ones, here in Nica. They usually swim (if they swim) in shorts and a cami or tank top. We scrounged around for shorts and shirts for them to wear in the pool. They kept asking me to join them, so I relented and did. I didn’t want to wear my bathing suit (which is very modest, by the way) when they were wearing shorts and tanks, so I found some shorts and a tank for me to wear. We had fun in the water and laughed a lot. It was a great afternoon.
There was a meeting with a lawyer from Managua about the requirements of our new status of NGO here in Nica. I couldn’t hear very well at the big table, and the info was mostly for Mike and Sherry and part of the Nica staff, so I went back to my little worktable and got back on my computer. I guess there is a lot of legal mumbo jumbo to go along with the status. Especially being in a third-world country. I’m kind of glad that I don’t have to worry about it. I’ll just pray for those who do have to deal with the paperwork and such.
I ordered a few more books off of Amazon.com for my Kindle. I’ve found a mystery writer that I like pretty well and I can get most of his books pretty cheap. That’s the best kind!
Mary and Charlie and I went to a Mexican restaurant and had a delicious meal. I really enjoyed it. I know I’ll be going back there a lot.
We got back to the team house and said goodbye to Charlie, who was leaving at 4am for the airport. He has been in Nica for 9 weeks. It was a very busy time and it went by quickly, but I know he was missing his family very much.
Hard to believe it’s August already. Wow!
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