My To Do list, however, did not mention anything about what exactly I should DO with the blog after I set it up. That is left for me to figure out now - what might my friends and family want to hear? Why am I all of a sudden a "blogger", perhaps? Or how this could possibly have anything to do with my work in Ghana... well, to start off, it has EVERYTHING to do with my work in Ghana.
My hope, in creating a blog, is that the people I care about will be able to share this experience with me, even when we are so geographically separated. It is a way for me to feel like you're with me, even when you're not. I hope it will help you understand what I'm doing, why I'm doing it, and why it's important. I hope you will enjoy reading my stories, because I know I will enjoy sharing them. And finally, I hope that through this new-age (for me, at least), faceless communication method, I can rely on you for help and support, because if there is one thing I do know about this upcoming adventure, it is that I will need help - help to stay focused, happy, and productive, to ensure that I get as much out of this opportunity as I can. It's an amazing, exciting, and intimidating challenge, and I promise to share it as best I can.

We'll be cheering you on from the homefront, Sweetie!
ReplyDeleteOh this is exciting, I have totally bookmarked your blog!
ReplyDeleteYay! Look at us all blogging together! This will be so great over the summer to keep us all connected! I have used far too many exclamation marks but I really am excited!
ReplyDeleteSweet first step! The hardest part about blogging is definitely getting started. I'm excited to keep in touch!
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