Living in the ‘Days of Firsts’
After landing on the other side of the pond, we entered a new time zone—the “Days of Firsts.” Everything is new. Everything is a "first."
After landing on the other side of the pond, we entered a new time zone—the “Days of Firsts.” Everything is new. Everything is a "first."
How are the elderly viewed and treated in your part of the world? We have much to learn from foreign cultures. May we pay close attention.
This place feels strangely familiar. I've been here before. I recognize the smells, sights, sounds, feelings. It's the 'Land Between.' We are here again.
Being in a foreign country and not knowing the local language can be costly. Beware! Read signs carefully or your wallet may soon be empty!
Those “left behind” are not looking ahead. They can’t see it. They do not feel the joy of “hellos.” They only feel the pain of “goodbyes.”
A friend sent me this video link. She suggested that our family could have used this method to better prepare for our recent overseas travel adventure.
“You just never know. If you run into traffic or have a flat tire, you need enough time to still get to the airport and make your flight.”
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