Every day here is a gift. But at the end of the semester with tired students, being exhausted myself, and missing my family and friends, I sometimes have to choose joy by reminding myself of my favorite things here, in no particular order of importance:
This is Pepsi, the puppy that belongs to the family that runs the tienda beside the school. He is so super cute and has the sweetest personality. He's my adopted dog in Bolivia (I even let him come into my classroom!).
This is one of the owners of Pepsi, two-year-old Janela, who lives beside the school and comes to play after school almost every day. She is so beautiful, and she loved having a photo shoot.
This is Pepsi, the puppy that belongs to the family that runs the tienda beside the school. He is so super cute and has the sweetest personality. He's my adopted dog in Bolivia (I even let him come into my classroom!).This is one of the owners of Pepsi, two-year-old Janela, who lives beside the school and comes to play after school almost every day. She is so beautiful, and she loved having a photo shoot.
Of course, as much as they can drive me crazy, I love my students dearly. They definitely make the favorites list. Aren't they precious?
Another of my favorites is the fun I have with my teacher friends. What a blessing to be among a fun group of believers that love Jesus and love life!
And last but not least, one of my favorite things about Bolivia is the scenery. How do people deny the existence of God when seeing such a breathtaking view?I'm so thankful for the provisions and blessings of living here in La Paz. (All that to say, I'm also thankful I only have 9 days until I'm flyin' home!) Thank you, God, for the loveliness of my home here and my home in the States!
