Things that I have learned…

It is already November. Where does the time go? Anyway, this is DL writing today. I’m not really sure what to post about. The holidays are coming up fast. Halloween is past and we had a wonderful Harvest Party to celebrate our big harvest. Thanksgiving is coming quickly. We have already slaughtered our 34 turkeys. If you can believe it or not, all of the 34 turkeys were killed, plucked, gutted and frozen in 1 day. Christmas will be here before we know it. Now, I mentioned some things that we as a family have experienced since being here at the Mansion in my last post but I’m going to tell you some things that I personally have learned.

I have how to….. make coffee cake for 60 people.

-how to ice skate on a pond that has not been run over with a Zamboni or that has any railings.

-how to more easily accept change, although I don’t always like it.

-how to learn to love and enjoy people even if they leave tomorrow or in 6 months.

-how to do Tae Kwon Do.

-how to have the confidence to break a board. Kea!

-how to accept the decisions from authority without question.

-how to shovel snow off of our sidewalk.

-how to make croutons and brown sugar.

-how to take care of my rabbit, Lizzy. I’m still learning.

-how to plan ahead for the future. Still learning this as well.

-how to think about others and not just myself. Also, work in progress.

-how to help others while being able to laugh and have fun together.

-how to meet new people and try to get to know them.

-how to obey and listen even when I really don’t want to [I'm talking about Tae Kwon Do but especially with my parents]

-how to think about what I’m doing and saying. WIP (work in progress)

-how to manage my free time.

-how to make apple cider and applesauce.

-how to make a snowboard jump by the pond.

-how to make new friends and trying new activities such as youth group and Teen CBS [Community Bible Study].

-how to survive in New Hampshire. Not kidding.

-how to survive through a bad ice storm.

-how to be grateful for what we have and thankful for what God has given us. WIP

-how to live on a farm in New Hampshire.

-how to be domestic “missionaries” and what it means.


 
 
 

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