Getting There: Saying Goodbye and Hello - #LaAventuraDeLaVida

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Getting There: Saying Goodbye and Hello - #LaAventuraDeLaVida

~ Aug 28, 2013 ~

It's almost here! It almost seems unreal that I will be flying out in 3 days. I keep trying to tell myself that I need to finish everything because I am FINALLY LEAVING, but then my subconscious says, "No, nothing is really going to happen. The whole thing is just a dream." Then I have to tell my subconscious to go back to its corner and sit down because I AM GOING TO HONDURAS IN THREE DAYS! I'm not really nervous (perhaps I should be more than I am), but I just feel an intense anticipation and readiness to get out of waiting mode and into the thick of things. I know once I get there I may be wishing for the slower pace back, but right now I am just SO ready to launch and start walking the path before me.

Prayer request right now is that my heart doesn't get ahead of my head and I can focus these next few days (and continue to focus and not get overwhelmed with all the new responsibilities and experiences when I get down there).

Mas palabras mas tarde, amigos!

~ Sept 4, 2013 ~

After many hours driving to Houston, a three hour flight to San Pedro Sula, and over two hours on a school bus to get to Siguatepeque, I am here! We've had our first three days at the school, and I am very overwhelmed by everything that I don't (and won't) know. I've also realized just how lacking I am in Spanish. 😳

Please pray for grace and wisdom going forward. I should have Internet at the house in the next week or so. Mas palabras mas tarde!

Vaya con Dios, mi hermanos en Cristo!

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Hello there, friends! My name is Bethany, and I love walking out my everyday adventures with Jesus! I spent four of the most challenging and most rewarding years of my life in Honduras teaching English at a mission school for the poorest students in our area. Although I'm a "gringa" on the outside, my heart is "catracha" (what Hondurans call themselves). Those years of daily challenge taught me to look at what I encountered each day not as obstacles, but adventures. I've been back in the U.S for over two years now, but Honduras has never left my heart. I look forward to sharing my past adventures with you, and inviting you into some new ones as well! I know you're probably wondering about "freesinger." The answer is quite simple: I sing freely! I love to sing and worship, and I believe that music has a great power to unlock and bring freedom to our hearts. I don't know if that will come out here as much, but we'll see... ;)

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