aww..that is so awesome. 2 nights ago, I got to hang out with a bunch of kids from Ethiopia that are in a singing choir, that goes on tour. I totally understand the language barrier, :) when they first came, they hardly knew any English...t'was a bit difficult. :) Merry Christmas!!
Beautiful. I know this is gonna be an experience of a lifetime for you, and having them forever will bring memories and stories to share with them when they grow old with you. Siblings with be stuck with you forever no matter how far away!
EVERYONE PLEASE READ: if you love christmas the way it is and want it to stay the way it is, copy and paste this message to EVERYONE before and after the event from here!:
i WILL say Merry CHRISTmas {instead of happy holidays}, i WILL put up a CHRISTmas tree {unless ur jewish then that's fine lol}, I will shout this out in the middle of a mall where you know everyone's heard. Actually I recently walked up to a random person and said Merry Christmas and she said it back and literally people hurried away. I. love. it. Merry CHRISTmas if i haven't already scared YOU away!!
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continuing to pray for you this week, Olivia! love the pics, and love that you're bringing your siblings home. looking forward to figuring out how in the world we're all going to communicate with each other :-)
Accckkkk!!!! Just so you have fair warning, I WILL be emailing you come the new year (once both our lives settle down a tiny bit. ;) )!! You've been warned. Praying for you!!!!! xxxx
i'm a new follower but i already can tell the passion you have for Ethiopian children. have a safe flight back & can't wait to hear the rest of the story.
yay! gorgeous. i love it. :))
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aww..that is so awesome. 2 nights ago, I got to hang out with a bunch of kids from Ethiopia that are in a singing choir, that goes on tour. I totally understand the language barrier, :) when they first came, they hardly knew any English...t'was a bit difficult. :)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!
I'm am so excited for you!! I'd love to visit Ethiopia someday.
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so excited! hopefully, that language barrier will be brought down soon :)
ReplyDeleteSo excited! Hope the language problem is set right soon! Can't wait to see more! Prayers being sent your way!
ReplyDeletecant wait to see more pics! safe travels!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing! I am looking forward to hearing more about the Four.
ReplyDeleteexciting! i'm sure everything will work out wonderfully and beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I know this is gonna be an experience of a lifetime for you, and having them forever will bring memories and stories to share with them when they grow old with you. Siblings with be stuck with you forever no matter how far away!
ReplyDeleteEVERYONE PLEASE READ:
if you love christmas the way it is and want it to stay the way it is, copy and paste this message to EVERYONE before and after the event from here!:
i WILL say Merry CHRISTmas {instead of happy holidays}, i WILL put up a CHRISTmas tree {unless ur jewish then that's fine lol}, I will shout this out in the middle of a mall where you know everyone's heard. Actually I recently walked up to a random person and said Merry Christmas and she said it back and literally people hurried away. I. love. it. Merry CHRISTmas if i haven't already scared YOU away!!
Join me in sharing God's l<3ve here:
www.amsistersinchrist.blogspot.com
continuing to pray for you this week, Olivia! love the pics, and love that you're bringing your siblings home. looking forward to figuring out how in the world we're all going to communicate with each other :-)
ReplyDeleteAccckkkk!!!! Just so you have fair warning, I WILL be emailing you come the new year (once both our lives settle down a tiny bit. ;) )!! You've been warned. Praying for you!!!!! xxxx
ReplyDeletei'm a new follower but i already can tell the passion you have for Ethiopian children.
ReplyDeletehave a safe flight back & can't wait to hear the rest of the story.