30 Strangers 2 months ago, now friends I will have for the rest of my life. I think it is
amazing how close our group has become, and I think this program is unique in creating
these relationships. Not only are we forced, to live, eat, work, and study side by side we
often undergo many life-defining moments while here. We are all together on this
journey and we must cling to each other to survive. To thrive, to become fully realized
individuals. The privilege to have a group of intelligent, friendly, open-minded people is
one that should not be overlooked. A group to seriously converse on the problems of the
world, the problems of South Africa, and the problems we as individuals face everyday.
Over the past two months I have realized how incredible, beautiful and unique each soul
on this trip is. These creative, dedicated group of people is one I am privileged to know.
I love them all. And this simple fact gives me such happiness, for how can one be sad
when they are surrounded with people they love?
Group on Signal Hill
Back row: Avery, Kelsey, Ainsley, Patrick, Wylie, Erin, Ethan, Janiel, Larissa: Third Row: Tekowa, Anna, Audrey, Jerard, Andrew, Carl, Allie; Second Row: Elise, Aimee, Vara, Carolyn, Melissa, Morgan, Liz, Erica, JR; Front Row: Savitri, Brianna, Sharon, Lindsay, Andrea
No comments:
Post a Comment