Pray that he is able to adapt and let the little cultural or small wrong things be easily learned and gotten over, and that others are able to give grace! He was asked to help write a camp volunteers manual when he gets back to the states. I told him to write things down as he goes, so that he can spare someone else all the "little things" that he wrote about in his e-mail to us today.
J writes:
"I just wanted to let you all know
 that both bags arrived safely, and
 all is going splendidly. I keep getting
 in trouble for little things that I don't know
 about before I do them, but aside from that
 everything is perfect. Thanks for your prayers
 and your splendidness. I miss you all very very
 much and I'm ready to come home, now. See
 you soon.
The weather is amazing. Today, we
 The weather is amazing. Today, we
went horseback riding. It was gross and boring,
 but we made it fun I suppose. We played
 a wicked game of capture the flag, and everybody
 spends a lot of time making fun of "the American",
 and it is pretty funny. So far all the kids are good at
 imitating my Texas accent, which is amusing."
Thanks for continuing to keep J in your prayers!
Javamom
Thanks for continuing to keep J in your prayers!
Javamom
1 comment:
I was in Scotland once. My brother's xwife and 2 kids are Scottish. It is a beautiful country and the people sure love to have a good time.
I hope your son starts seeing the good side of the country... I'll say a prayer for him.
Carol
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