Red dirt is everywhere in Sierra Leone. It covers your house, your clothes, and especially the bottom of your feet. My feet have walked the dusty red streets of Sierra Leone and I will never be the same again.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Its official
I am planning on leading a team of teachers to Sierra Leone this summer and I just got the word that I have officially been accepted to lead a team, which means that I am for sure going back to Sierra Leone this summer. Yeah!!!!!
Hey Sarah! So excited and jealous! Wish I could go but maybe another time. I met a guy from Liberia the other night which was fun. He now lives in Helena, Montana - talk about a culture switch. Anyways, just the way he said Sierra Leone made me want so badly to go back! We'll keep you in our prayers!
6 comments:
Sarah,
That is so exciting! I'm very happy for you and know you will do an amazing job leading that team.
Joy
CONGRATULATIONS!!! i'm so excited for you!! keep me updated for sure :) love you.
YEAH!!! that's so awesome. let us know how we can be praying for you while you prepare. i can't imagine how excited you are:)
yeah!! that is great, sarah!
i'm sure they are lots of people in SL who are very excited about this as well!
Sierra Leone? Is that in Alabama?
Love you friend! I am looking forward to it!
Hey Sarah! So excited and jealous! Wish I could go but maybe another time. I met a guy from Liberia the other night which was fun. He now lives in Helena, Montana - talk about a culture switch. Anyways, just the way he said Sierra Leone made me want so badly to go back! We'll keep you in our prayers!
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