Lately, according to my iPhone.

Love these roommates.

Chinese and You've Got Mail with Caroline.

Yes, those are my glasses. Yes, they are broken in half. Yes, it's my fault.

Jungle ladies squished in my car.

Jungle ladies after the Day of Prayer Sunrise Service.

Kilter.

I've never done Kilter before. Or any other big Covenant event, for that matter.

This being my last semester, and having Kaia and Rachael tell me I had no choice, I went to Kilter.

Josiah volunteered to be my date before school even started. I officially asked him with some Tim Tams and these home made brownies (sorry it's blurry):

Kilter is a costume dance. This year's theme was Karnival Kilter. We couldn't be anything typical. Obviously. So, as 21 year olds, we dressed up like angsty teenagers going on a date.

Thanks for being 14 again with me, Josiah.

The Little Things, Number Eight.

73. Homemade Macaroni and Cheese.

74. Luna Cookie Dough Protein Bars.

75. Friends who love me now, and always will.

76. Those same friends, who remind me that it's ok (and even good) to rely on the body of Christ. That's what it's for.

77. Good cries.

78. Community.

79. Pancake breakfasts on Jungle.

80. Catch-up phone calls.

81. Skype. And the people it let's me see in Scotland, Rhode Island, and Washington.

82. Fall on this mountain.

83. The struggle between letting go and holding on.

84. Apple T-Shirts.

85. Kilter.

86. Coffee dates.

87. Abiding in Christ.

Some snap shots.

Here are a handful of photos from my short visit back to Fort William.

140+ Kids!

Jesus Number One.

Love these ladies.

The Holiday Club Team.

The MacRae Clan + Me.

This photo was taken on my last night before people started leaving. It's your classic self-timer photo, and I'm so glad we took it because I love it.

Holiday Club was fantastic. God is doing such a wonderful work there, and I am honored to have been a part of it for a while. Please be in prayer as decisions are made regarding my future in Fort William. I'll keep you posted.

Yanks should know how to line dance...

Clearly, because I'm American, I should:

1. Own a cowboy hat.

2. Own cowboy boots.

3. Know how to line dance well enough to teach 40 leaders and 150 Scottish children to do it.

False, false, and false.

But. I love being here with these people, even when I'm told, "You're a yank. Yanks should know how to line dance." So, I'm trying to learn to line dance well enough to help teach it, and teaching Scottish people to properly pronouncing "y'all." Is there a proper way?

(All of these things are for Kilmallie's Holiday Club. It's Wild West themed.)

I love Fort William. The End.

6 Days, Summit, and Disney World.

I have been going non-stop. No, really. I came home from Scotland and had 6-ish days before I left for Summit. During that time, I went to Lawrenceville for debrief at MTW, saw Katie, Baxter, Chris, and Rachael, and didn't sleep nearly enough.

I headed to Staff training at Summit. It was w wonderful time of bonding and learning. The students arrived 4 days later, and it was a blast. I LOVED my small group. Worship was fantastic, working in the office was great, and the sessions were wonderful. I really enjoyed my time there, and would love to do it again next summer. I definitely believe I began friendships that will continue to grow.

I came home from Summit, unpacked, did laundry, and repacked for family vacation to Disney World! It was so. much. fun. I enjoyed the time with my family, especially not having seen my grandparents since way before I left for Scotland. It was fun to be at Disney without any kids in strollers, and to be old enough that Mom and Dad left the three of us at the parks on our own. (Crazy, I know.)

I have photos of all of these things, and will post them eventually. As for right now, I need to go do laundry and repack for Scotland... I fly out Tuesday. Ridiculous.

The Little Things, Number Seven. Scotland Edition.

50. The view of Ben Nevis from where I'm sitting.

51. Running on the Caledonian Canal.

52. The cool weather.

53. Cute boots for the cool weather... in June.

54. Edinburgh. I'm in love.

55. Wonderful people.

56. "Would you like a tea or a coffee?" "Yes."

57. Mint Magnum Ice Cream Bars.

58. Sarah Young's Jesus Calling devotional

59. Skype.

60. Being pushed into situations, and watching God use me and work through me in those situations.

61. Growth.

62. Scones and shortbread.

63. Have I said wonderful people? I'm saying it again.

64. Jalepenos in Scotland.

65. Car trips.

66. Clean rooms.

67. Hanging laundry on the line.

68. Answered prayers.

69. Moleskine journals.

70. Psalms sung a capella.

71. Diving into the book of Esther with fantastic girls.

72. Knowing that I have friends all over the world, serving the same God that I am.