WHAT I MISS............................WHAT I HAVE
Microwave.....................Fresh Organic Produce
Starbucks...................... Endless cups of Brazil coffee right at home
Dryer............................ Clothes last longer
Driving................... Walks on the beach
Career....................Beli calling me MAMA,MAMA and I could not have a better BOSS
Friends......................I am working on making friends here and so far so good
Parents................My In-Laws have given me endless love and support they are my 2Nd parents
Sisters...................Have a wonderful Brother-in-law
Nephews............. .Beli is making new friends as well so I'm busy planning play dates
English................. Learning Croatian (classes begin in a few weeks!)
And I could continue but Beli just woke up and now back to Mommy duty.
(I wrote this list last year but now there are a few updates)
About the driving part; I'm more secure about driving around the city, all though the motorcyclists still scare me, they come around the corner so fast! AND I no longer miss the microwave.
About the driving part; I'm more secure about driving around the city, all though the motorcyclists still scare me, they come around the corner so fast! AND I no longer miss the microwave.
Since moving overseas I have met many good friends which I'm very grateful for. They cheer me up when I'm having one of those days. (I took this picture at a children's birthday party, and I just thought it was so adorable that the little boy was trying to hug the birthday girl.)
And today is corner view "school" in Spain, hosted by Jane so I invite you to stop by and say hello! Even though Beli is not in school she does love to read books. Apparently in Spain children start attending school at 2 years of age!
Someone dear to me once said that in order to receive something you got to open you hand and let some things you have slip out of the hand. Otherwise you won't get anything new. When you clutch your fist you can't receive anything . I am glad you are seeing the new experiences as enrichments in your life. It is hard to be in a foreign place, I know, but be open as you are and your home will be the whole wide world.
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteLists are very good at clarifying things for us, aren't they?! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great post!!! The part about Beli calling you under what you have instead of Career gave me a good laugh! So true in my life, too!! Since I love this post so much, would you mind if I become a copy cat and make the same list on my blog as well? I will credit you. I've been busy getting settled in, so I don't know when I will do it, but when I find the time, I would like to write a list of what I miss and have!
ReplyDeleteme encanta lo de pensar en lo que se tiene!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet and lovely post. I find myself really missing my old home in Hawaii (I just moved about eight months ago), perhaps I will have to do a similar post to remind myself of my new blessings.
ReplyDeleteI totally should make a list like that for myself...That is such a great idea,sweetie
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ps: I am hosting a really cute GIVEAWAY, so please join in:)
Jelena, words of wisdom!
ReplyDelete@Heidi, thanks!
ReplyDeleteKaho, of course you can use the idea, I would love to read your misses and haves, living in Indonesia.
ReplyDeleteRosaMaria,
ReplyDeleteHola muchas gracias por visitarme desde Guadalajara! Espero verte de nuevo.
Leigha,
ReplyDeleteI know the feeling, of course you can use the idea, I'm sure you will find things you like in Portland.
Diana I do love lists!
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