Okay, we're there means we've reached that point at which we just want to go home. It happens on every trip of this type. You don't want to live out of a suitcase, figure out where to eat the next meal that doesn't include the hotel buffet, and you don't want to eat the hotel buffet one more time, and you just need to get back and get some sort of life routine going. The look on Maryn's face sums it up perfectly for me except for the fact that that look just shows her normal personality and not that she can't take it anymore. We're still a long way from knowing what Tenley's personality will be when the shock wears off, the language barrier is lessened, and she's able to get a lot more life experience on her resume. I can't even imagine the bravery of a girl who's willing to sign her name to a paper changing her life forever with no idea of what that might entail. With that in mind, I hope you'll include her, and us, in your prayers today as we come together as a family.
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