wow. so I got back from 7 days in Sweden on Sunday! It was so gorgeous. We were at an Adventist camp in the woods there, with a beach. I got basically 0 hours of sleep haha but it was fun. It was kind of culture shock, because the rules compared to adventist camp rules in america were so chill...the weirdest thing for me though was that before entering any of the buildings the rule was you had to take your shoes off!!! And I was like WHAAAAT, I am going to get a foot fungus from someone! I didn't. But it was so awkward. I was not a fan haha. But now I have some swedish friends which is cool. I met a girl from Finland. OH! One of the teens that went with us is from Estonia. Which I did not know exsisted but I will have you know I passed geography with an A lol. I am starting to miss home. Mostly because Kimberly is leaving. We have gotten really close the past two weeks and it is gonna be much more bland without her here. She is amazingly fun and she loves God so much. We are actually a lot a lot alike. Loud and American. Haha. But I miss my mom and dad and brother a lot. And I miss Chris. I also miss Sara. I didn't even get to spend much time with her this year but we texted each other about everything and sent each other music videos constantly. I miss my daycare kids like crazzzzzy. I really miss PUC food. or mom/grandma food. Now if I am hungry I have to walk to the store. And then cook it. When I lived with crystal for the summer I ate frozen grapes and beans and rice. Now I don't even have the motivation to make beans and rice haha. I had my first fish n chips yesterday. it was so good until I realized I was eating an actual fish. like there was the tail !! do we do that in America? Cause all the times I have gotten them in America (okay so only a few times) it was pieces of fish not a whole fish haha. anyways. keep me in your prayers please and you guys are all in mine! PS guy in coconut picture is youth pastor, Dejan (day-ann) from serbia, he also lives in the flat, he is really funny and an AWESOME speaker.
