Last night was my first meeting for the Ecuador missions trip. And probably my last. I'd feel more comfortable going on a trip like this with at least one person closer to my age, and while last nights group of people were great, they're all a bit older than I am. Esther has previously mentioned that Trinity College goes on a missions trip every year for spring break, and that appeals to me more right now for many reasons. Esther would probably be along, and there'd be a few more people closer to my age. I'd also have more time to save up the money for a trip like that; not just 2 months to raise $1500. Also, the meeting last night ran later than I'd've liked--I didn't get home until 10:30, and the meeting started at 7. I was soo tired when I got home, and I missed a possible chance to talk to Ed. I was too tired to get up and online to see if I could've had a chance to talk to him. .
I'm definitely going to get online tonight; I hope he does too.I think I'm also going to try and talk to Esther tonight; I'm going to give her a call. I hope she's not working or overloaded with homework. I want to ask her what Karl said about interning over the summer; I haven't done that yet cause I was planning on going to Ecuador, but now that's not going to happen I may intern at Cornerstone over the summer if at all possible.

Categories: Edward [t], Esther [t], Missions [t], Church [t]

I wish I could go on a mission trip to Ecuador. Trinity college.. Cornerstone... are you in San Antonio? Cornerstone is my church,one of the largest in Texas, and theres a Trinity not too far from it.
» Dilated on 2007-03-28 12:56:30

No, I'm in Florida. There are actually a lot of Trinity Colleges all over the US. And Cornerstone sounds to be a really common name too.
» lwelizabeth on 2007-03-28 01:01:00

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