Dames thoughts

Our work consisted of going to visit the homebound, praying with them but more then that like I said previously it was an adventure and exciting part of life. Being in another country was so exciting and it was truly a very fun time of my life that I look back on very fondly. we would participate in the local Catholic Church, clean it, help out the local priest padre Uriel very kind priest who smoke English much to my parents happiness. My dad had gone to language school but being an older guy in his forties, just a guess I’m. It fact checking myself on my own blog. He didn’t pick up the language very much at all that being said my Mother did and learned it very well, my older sister Madison and myself picked up on the language very quickly being so young. we helped raise money to build the church make it a beautiful place for the people to come and worship. For poor people the church is very important, and as someone who doesn’t have very much money at this post in my life currently I...

I used to have a blog when I was a lot younger I throughly enjoyed it. I have changed a lot since then and I don’t even want anyone to read this this is more like a public journal for me and my journey. I have had a hard life in some respects; and in others it’s been a very easy life. I came from a great family of ten, five brothers, 2 sisters there are eight of us kids in total. I have no regrets as far as how many siblings I had growing up. I look back at it as an adventure every day was amazing, hanging out with my best friends. We were all homeschooled and very catholic. Unlike most people that grow up in religious families I look back on it fondly. My parents were sweet, strict, hard workers, rarely ever complained and never argued in front of us. I am the second oldest I have an older sister and we were / are quite close. I played sports and wanted to be a professional baseball player when I was quite young. I played basketball, baseball, and tennis and soccer. I was drag my mom ...