I am a global nomad recently returned to America from Mozambique where I my official title was education consultant/anti-corruption worker. My more recent official title is first grade teacher. Unofficial titles could include seeker of God, lover of adventure, sister, daughter, granddaughter, friend, tea-drinker, reader, writer, photographer, cyclist (these last three sound more impressive than they actually are – notice none are listed as professional titles). My greatest joys are recognizing when God is at work, meaningful conversations, outdoor activities, and tortilla soup at La Mexicana. My greatest fears are of snakes, making wrong decisions, and the question: Where are you from?
Hi Ms. Jennifer! How are you? I saw your blog and decided to check it out. I hope that you have a great time in Mozambique. I will be praying for you!
Love,
Rachel
I love reading your blog! What an amazing adventure God has you on! You are in my thoughts and prayers!
And, even though they don’t celebrate Christmas there, celebrate in your heart and soul!
Merry Christmas Jen!
Much love,
MFF
Hallo, hallo!
Jenn,
My mother is feeling much better. She is still in a wheelchair, but she is now living at home with a care giver and she is sharp and alert enough to play bridge twice a week. She is even driving again (which can race your heart). I have your blog bookmarked on her computer.
He Christmas card to you came back. Will you please E-mail her and send her your new address. She checks her E-mail twice a week.
AJ Andersen
Oops! I can’t believe I didn’t know about your blog until I randomly clicked on a link in your latest update! Hope it’s not too late to catch up on your life! Guess I’ll have a number of interesting stories waiting for me to explore! ^^