Home for the Holidays

Yes, home sweet home!  I had a wonderful Christmas with my family.  After the 16-hour trip, I was back in Charlotte Friday night!  When I flew back from London, I got sick from the plane ride so the long trip across the Atlantic wasn’t exactly peaceful.  Anyone who has flown while sick can sympathize with me.  It’s not fun.  I couldn’t hear until Saturday night!  But I wasn’t the only one sick on that plane.  Every flight I had was booked full with people traveling home for the holidays.

It’s been a blast to come back home and eat American food again, walk around town, go to see a movie… the things I used to take for granted.  Driving in a car has been a nice change, too!  The sky is so blue with hardly any clouds.  Despite the rainy Christmas day, the weather has been good to me!

Yesterday I spent the day at the doctor’s office and Wal-Mart getting antibiotics.  It was great to see so many old friends at Wal-Mart.  Lots of things have changed in my hometown.  The year before I was living in Cullowhee, and then the summer in DC, now I live in Breda, so my town has changed considerably since I have lived here.

I only have two weeks before I return to the Netherlands and to school.  I am trying to make each day count.  The time change has been easy to deal with since it means I wake up early in the morning here, but I dread it when I return home!  It’s going to be cold!!

We’re so glad to have you back home again in the mountains of western North Carolina! We’ll miss you when you leave, that’s for sure!

Mom

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