I just woke up from having a bad dream. I hate those, and it makes me wonder what I'm gonna do when I am by myself in Uganda. The concern: I woke up almost 15 minutes ago in my "safe, cozy" home, I can still not shake off this dream... what will I do when I'm gone?
I have actually already thought about this before... the days will be fine, it's the nights that I'm worried about. Night time, there's too much time for thinking...
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4 comments:
Before we moved to the farm, I use to lie in bed at night imaging how scary the nights would be. It seemed so isolated and dark. Once we actually moved, it didn’t seem dark at all. The moon shines most nights as it does around the world.
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT:
You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face.
Love,
Aunt Jan
I love you, and I really love what Aunt Jan said.
I love it too... THANK YOU AUNT JAN!
Love,
Kristy :)
Let me know if you need anything... I'll be there in a half hour or so....
Love,
Dad
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