- All of my family at home for your international love.
- Costa Rica, for teaching me more about myself than I ever wanted to know
- Laura, for always putting goodbyes into perspective--it's never for real, just a "see you later"
- Carissa, for being a role model, a best friend, AND a sister all in one. Peremptory thanks for the stats help next semester ;)
- My parents at home for supporting me in all my adventure, and for always including my furry friends in our skypes
- Skype, and other technology that allows me to stay in contact with America and all the people there that I love
- Los Aguilar, for welcoming me into their home and making me feel like a part of the family.
- Annie, Jessie, Katie, Lauren, and Andrea--for knowing me better than I know myself sometimes.
- Your guys' parents, for encouraging all our endeavors, and for having 5 houses where I always feel at home
- For Animal Science 101, Livestock Production. Without you, I would never have met Elle Lynch.
- My roommates here for thinking poop stories are just as funny as I do.
- Fieds and Craze, for being the best first roommates a girl could ask for.
- The regent boys (do you guys have a new name yet?), for always knowing how to make me laugh, having beds to sleep in, and being an outlet for the products of my stress baking.
- The staff here for being equal parts teachers and friends
- Carlos, for being the most patient Spanish instructor I've ever met
- Digital cameras, for allowing me to pretend to be a good photographer.
- For mothers that send you new cameras when mermaid-ing proves to be too much for them.
- Blankets, for their versatility--they're good for snuggling, sleeping, wearing...
- For the knowledge that any hunger I ever experience is temporary
- Wisconsin beer and cheese--you are going to be oh, so delicious when I return
- My grandma's chocolate chip cookies, and for the lady that bakes you. I never realized how much I love both of you until I was 2,500 miles away from you
- The simple joy in a mug of ice cream
- Learning to enjoy drinking my coffee black--there's something slightly badass about answering "Black, please" when someone asks, "how do you like your coffee?"
- Eco-friendly sweatpants
- Harry Potter
- Not being afraid of heights--dreams are so much better on the top bunk!
- Sunsets
- Wool Socks
- The cooks here at the station, for being so good at their jobs that every meal is like Thanksgiving
- a) for undertaking the cooking of 90 lbs of turkey so that we gringos can have a "real American Thanksgiving"
- The 22 people on this program who bring the party wherever we go
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Internationally Thankful
I borrowed this idea from one of the girls on my program, who decided to put a blog-spin on the 30 days of thankful trend on facebook. It's pretty simple, because there are 30 days in November, I decided to make my own list of 30 things that I'm thankful for. The are in no particular order and most of them are about Costa Rica. I know if you are reading this blog, I'm thankful for you! Wishing you peace and love on this holiday!
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