Adventure

One would think that traveling far away from home would be hard for an American used to all the modern conveniences. Here in the US we are very privileged to have available electricity, municipal water systems that clean and pump our own water, also stores that offer fresh, refrigerated, and frozen foods. Western countries are blessed. Since marriage I have traveled way more than I used to. More often than not it's a different state though I have gone to Canada, with my hubby I have traveled to Illinois, through Iowa, Arkansas, Louisiana and Alabama, Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York, Arizona and even Texas. Sometimes we travel by plane, sometimes by train, sometimes by car. Now we have been on our longest travel yet. It's been fun and sweet and I have loved a lot of it. And I am 8 days out from leaving. I'm going to miss this place and them very much. When I was younger and I went to Guatemala I felt so lost when I came home as if I have been changed. This world is not my home and I'm looking for an everlasting country the place where God's glory dwells. In the meanwhile I am a pilgrim on my way.