21 days from today I will boarding a plane and flying to my dream. Since I last wrote, I now know whom I will be living with. And I'm starting to work out travel details! AHHHH! But seriously, I don't believe it yet, and probably won't until I'm on my plane from Atlanta to Dublin.
I will be living with a family of four: Kieran, Sharon, Adam, and Georgia, as well as a puppy and hamster. Just a few minutes ago I sent my family an email, so hopefully I'll hear back from them soon! In the one sentence description given to me, they seem like a really fun, easy-going family. Also, according to Google maps it is about an 8 minute drive to work, which is very convenient. I wish I had more to say about the company I will be working with, but nothing new to update.
The main purpose of this post is to share some of my goals and dreams for my experience abroad. It seems that three themes have come to mind. First, the opportunity to work as a marketing intern in a website design company is a privilege. I look forward to the culture of the company, the people I meet, and all of the new business and social lessons I learn from my workplace. Second, I can't wait to meet my family. One of my stipulations was to live with an Irish family because I wanted to get the full flavor of what life was actually like, what the people are like behind close doors, and how they live on a daily basis. I'm excited to learn more about my culture and way of life by learning about the culture of the people of Ireland. Finally, I'm excited to see how God will use this experience for His glory. It is no coincidence that I am going to Dublin for such a time as this. I am incredibly exuberrant as to how I can be an ambassador for Christ, what tough and sweet lessons I will learn, and who God will place in my life to teach and to learn from.
Also, this is a sweet experience, but is also an unknown experience for me, and I am fearful about some things. Friends, would you be in prayer for me as I prepare to leave, travel, and live in a foreign place away from home? Thank you!
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