Two Weeks Changed my Life

The last two weeks have truly changed my life. I have learned so many things. I have seen how hard it is to not understand the language. The journey has been so hard but it has been totally worth it. I noticed today as I looked for the positive that everything works out better. I learned that I want to be a better person. I am going to be more positive. I have been with a negative Nancy for the past two weeks and I have come to see how you can only handle so much. People don't deserve that. You can be unhappy but you can choose to be happy. It is a choice. I have seen how negativity affects everyone not just you. I am so thankful for all the adventures I have had. My life has truly been changed for the best. I have seen how hard struggles can help mold you into the person you were meant to be. I have come to see that things that I never thought were possible were.
I wouldn't be where I am today with out my Wonderful​ parents. They taught me to live my life and follow my heart and I have done just that. I am so thankful that they let me go to Peru. I know it wasn't the easiest especially with all the Drs visits that I had to get here.
This experience has truly changed me! Life is hard but it is worth it in the end. I am finally understanding why my life is turning out different than I planned. Life is a rollercoaster. Hand on tight and go for the ride​, it's worth it.
Keep the faith! Off to bed! Living the dream and keeping the Faith. Until next time! Peace out cub scout!

The Day they Left Me to Fly

I remember a day when they left me at a place I never thought possible. I cried for weeks because I knew I wouldn't see them for a long time! They hugged me and said return with honor and I did just that. They left me a week ago at the airport in the security line and said we'll see you soon. I didn't comprehend the adventures I was going on. It didn't seem real I got to Peru and that still seemed so surreal. As I sat alone for a day that was when I knew I was on my own and no one cared. I knew my parents did. I knew they did because they left me at the airport to embark on my Peru Adventure. I love that they let me go to Peru to see the schools here. I loved to see the students there they were so loving. I don't speak the language but it is amazing to see how they love to have visitors.
I am so thankful that my parents let me go. They got me all set to go. They helped me pack. They got me all ready. When they left the security line. I knew that for once in my life that nothing is impossible. I am so thankful that they let me spread my wings to fly and are willing to pick up the pieces when I fall.
I am off to bed! Keep the faith! Never lose sight of the end goal. Work hard play hard run runner. Peace out Cub scout!