ONE YEAR AGO TODAY I said goodbye to my family, boarded a plan to London, then to Pisa Italy where I had the experience of a lifetime. For some that followed my blog last year, I have a full account of my adventures in Europe ( http://www.myadventureineurope.blogspot.com/ ). With a scarf tied securely around my neck, 3 suitcases and a backpack, along the intention to study french immersion in France after my visit to Italy, I jumped trains on my own praying that I would be able to carry everything with my skinny 5"3 frame. Don't ask me how I was able to lug suitcases that weighed as much as I did up stairs, through foreign trains stations, all the while looking for words in English or French. Somehow, things worked out. As I look back now, one year later, it was one of the most exhilarating and fulfilling things I have ever done. It wouldn't have been possible if it wasn't for my parents who helped me fulfill this dream of mine.
I write this today not only to remember, but to share the satisfaction that comes through achieving life goals. Earl Nightingale once said, "The more intensely we feel about an idea or a goal, the more assuredly the idea, buried deep in our subconscious, will direct us along the path to its fulfillment."
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| Nantes, France |
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| Vanessa & I - one of my mission companions I served with in the England Birmingham Mission |
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| The Louvre |
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| Abbey & I in Stockholm Sweden |
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| Sweden |
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| One of my favourite photos - France |
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| Cathedral in Nantes, France |
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| London - seeing WICKED |
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| Dane eating his first crepe |
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| Versaille |
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| Dane & I in PARIS |
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