As I walk this crazy life I am now living there are days where I think I must be the only crazy person here. I want "my readers" (those few of you crazy enough to keep coming back here) to experience life here, yet it isn't so easy to find a way for that to happen. How do you explain the crazy experiences in such a way that someone not here understands? How do you explain with laughter and acceptance the way things are done here? How do you celebrate the small accomplishments and yet understand how monumental they are?
Yet, every now and then you come across a like soul, someone walking just a few steps ahead of you that helps you realize, oh wait - I am not the only one walking these exact same steps. Maybe we are taking a little different path, but you are reminded that you are a lot more alike than diffent.
Shar Carlson is a middle school English teacher at Hannah's school. She celebrated her one year of life in Spain anniversary this week. She wrote a blog post that had me rolling in laughter and a few tears rolling down my cheeks. She lives in a neighboring small town, is single, and is here for a two year term, yet in the midst of those differences there were so many similarities I had to share it with you. It is a little long, so pull up a comfy chair, get a cup of coffee (or iced team for me), and enjoy the laughter as you read her account of her first year in Spain.
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