I’ve been home, well in America, for a little over a
week. In the week I’ve been home I’ve realized that the small things are what
mattered most. Just sitting on the couch or out on the deck with friends and
family is the best thing ever. I love seeing the sun actually set from my
house, no more of the sun just disappearing behind the other tall apartment
buildings and such but actually being able to see the sun set every night
behind the mountain is awesome. I love that I can just go outback and jump on
the tramp or play fetch with the dogs or tease the neighbor kids. I missed
driving through town and everyone waving at you, even though I thought it was
annoying when I left. I missed the option of watching TV, even though I don’t
watch it very much having the option makes a difference. I really missed
personal space. This is a big one for me I have a huge bubble and the people of
Greece, well Europe in general, don’t have a bubble.
The first Monday I was home my dad asked me if I wanted
to go to the grocery store with him, this was at like 9 o’clock at night and
the first thing that went through my head was umm isn’t the store closed? I
realized that in America stores don’t close at 9 that would just be crazy!
On Thursday night my mom, my moms friend Jill, and I
headed out to California. We stopped in Vegas so they could try out for The
Amazing Race then went on to my Aunts then to my grandmas. I would like to know
how on earth I didn’t get sun burnt the four months I was in Greece without any
sunscreen but I go to the beach one day in California, with sunscreen on, and
get the worst sunburn ever! Seriously someone please explain this to me I’m
really confused. We had a blast at the beach boogie boarding and playing in the
sand with my little cousins (who didn’t get sun burnt even though I put the
same kind of sunscreen on them as I did on me).
I'm making a movie of all the video clips and pictures everyone took.
JoJo took most of them he loved taking pictures underwater
I have realized that since there’s not really the same
temptations as there were in Greece that I’ve stopped watching as many Mormon
messages and other YouTube videos produced by the church, and I’ve kinda been
lacking in my scripture reading. I also decided that that’s not all bad, since
I would mostly watch them to not hear what my roommates were listening to or
talking about that I didn’t like.
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