Jennifer trains me up at Rotaplast |
I'm going to add that I did all of that without coffee.
Now I'm sitting in the airport, having had lunch, a shower, and pressed and dressed in my uniform (the whole team is to travel in navy blazer, khaki bottoms and a white shirt so that we look the part of a professional medical team). I'm going to have to get a picture of this before we board our flight because it's probably the only time I'll see everyone dressed like this! Kind of fun, really. The rest of the team should start arriving in the next two hours. Until then, I'll chill. Unfortunately, my 70 lb suitcase and 18 lb carryon are preventing me from going very far from my current (wifi-enabled) location in search of caffeine. If I thought I could get there and back without having it all confiscated and imploded, I would. Alas, I need this 88 pounds of stuff I'm hauling. So I'll have to stay put until I see a friendly uniformed team member to relieve me. Hopefully, I'll be awake.
Hi Lisa,
ReplyDeleteyou are getting close to your destination. God bless Jennifer. Sounds like she already made your mission a lot easier for you.
Your right 88 lbs of stuff to haul around is a lot. I thought you were only staying for 3 weeks. Did you decided to relocate? jk
We are thinking of you. God bless you, take care and talk to you soon.
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Lisa, I am so proud of you.... God Bless You on your journey:-)) Cindy
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ReplyDeleteAwesome stuff Lisa. I'm proud of you, and wish you safe journeys and a fantastic life altering experience. I look forward to staying in contact - all the best, Darko
ReplyDeleteSafe travels, Lisa! This is exciting. 88 pounds??!? That's a lot of stuff!
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