It's a lot of fun showing someone from back home all the things I've grown to love here. Victoria notices all of the same things I noticed when we first arrived here, like the cute little kids following their parents on scooters and the obvious driving on the wrong side of the road. Most of all though, it's just nice to be in the presence of someone who knows me from somewhere else. Someone who's seen me in a different context and that I don't feel like I have to explain as much about myself to. I can relax a little more and let my Southern roots shine.
I wish friends from home could visit me every week; they help me remember that I'm known and loved.
Happy Thursday everyone! I hope you're enjoying some awesome adventure this week.
Michaela Rae
Aw, I love you Michaela! I wish I could visit you!!! :D
ReplyDeleteP.S. YAY you took away the comment verification! lol
ReplyDeleteP.S.S. Are you going to tell us about the Diamond Jubilee?
ReplyDeleteSweet post! So glad your friend got to visit you! And I second Alicia...what's the Diamond Jubilee?
ReplyDeleteThe Diamond Jubilee is a celebration for the Queen's 60 years as Monarch. I'm not sure what all will go down, but I know there will be a parade and something in front of Buckingham Palace. :-)
ReplyDeleteI totally resonate with how you said "it's just nice to be in the presence of someone who knows me from somewhere else." Every time I move, I feel that there are pieces of me left behind that no one knows. Lovely post.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I love how this experience (of pieces being left behind) teaches us to cherish friendship.
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