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Showing posts with label africa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label africa. Show all posts
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Become Aware
I know many of you have probably seen this video, I know that alot of people have heard about the cause that is happening this year. So many people are getting involved, which is amazing. I think for me, this is especially close and dear to my heart because of the time I have been able to spend in Africa. I am always wanting to be involved with Humanitarian work their again, so this is an amazing opportunity.. Here is this video, please be aware of what is going on and be informed. These children need a voice and we can do that for them.
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
My Experience in Africa
Hey peeps... so here is the blog I did for the organization, Youthlinc, that I went through to go to Africa. I did a post on our experience please just click {here} to view it enjoy!! More pics to come.
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
I'm Home
I am home.
I made it back from one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my life.
It was mentally, emotionally, and physcially exhausting.
But I loved every minute of it, completely, and whole heartedly.
I learned so much on this service trip.
I learned about me.
I learned I have asthma.
I developed an ulcer while I was their.
I witnessed some of the most amazing spiritually uplifting experiences ever.
My testimony has grown so much.
I miss the people of Kiamori, so much.
I loved the experiences with everything I am.
All the hard work was worth it.
So now I am home, and grateful for every little thing I have, I am blessed. We are all blessed. And we should be happy with what we have because the people of Kiamori are happy with what they have... and they have a whole heck of alot less.
{Pictures and More to Come}
I made it back from one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my life.
It was mentally, emotionally, and physcially exhausting.
But I loved every minute of it, completely, and whole heartedly.
I learned so much on this service trip.
I learned about me.
I learned I have asthma.
I developed an ulcer while I was their.
I witnessed some of the most amazing spiritually uplifting experiences ever.
My testimony has grown so much.
I miss the people of Kiamori, so much.
I loved the experiences with everything I am.
All the hard work was worth it.
So now I am home, and grateful for every little thing I have, I am blessed. We are all blessed. And we should be happy with what we have because the people of Kiamori are happy with what they have... and they have a whole heck of alot less.
{Pictures and More to Come}
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Monday, July 11, 2011
It's Time For Africa
It's here... this week I leave for Africa. I am so excited and even more excited I get too experience this with my sister. I will miss talking to my family and friends. But I am SO ready to go and loose myself in the service of others!!!
{Sooo... cute right, and I get to spend two and a half weeks with them. It is going to be magical.}
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