no mas

Well... It's over. School is over at least. I suppose that I will discover new qualities more and more as I'm out of the shade that was Peru. In the same way that you're not cold till you get out of the pool, or you don't feel clean till you get out of the shower, I wont know what changed till I get back to the normal life. On that note, what is the normal life now? For me it certainly isn't Lodi, it was, but isn't. From what I can judge it would most likely be when ever I leave bible college and go to Biola. I think then will be my re-entry to the social norm. I'll be able to see what my peers have done, what they have not done, who they are, who they are not, what they like, what they hate. By then I should be out of the shower and dried off. I'll be shivering from the wind outside of the pool. I don't mean to say that this is the only indication of who I am, the comparison to my peers, but only that it will contrast it even more, maybe even high-light areas that I had no idea had changed. That is that.

If you hadn't figured it out, I liked my semester in Peru. It had it's bad times, but those are inevitable. I made good friends there. I learned. I loved. I'm glad its over. 

Next adventure: Lodi

sike

Next real adventure: Jerusalem for one more semester.

coming january 22