As the Days Count Down

 
 As the days start coming to an end, I have been thinking back on all the amazing things I have seen and experienced since coming here. In all my life, I wanted to move to another country, but never did I think it would actually happen. I am beyond thankful and blessed to have had this opportunity to serve here in Honduras for the past 6 months. But with everything that's gone on, it's hard for me to believe that I only have 4 days left.
  Since I moved out here, I've been marking off the days on my calendar too see how long I've been here. Last night I marked off the one for the 10th of June, and I looked up and saw 5 other full months completely marked out. It doesn't feel like it's been that long. If anything, it feels like it's only been a few weeks...where did all the time go?
   I'm excited to be going back to the states and seeing people this summer...but it's strange. The way I felt about coming out here to a new country is almost the same way I feel about going back to the states. I kind of feel like so much has passed me by since I've been gone, and that it'll be kind of hard to get used to all that again. The island life is simple and relaxed; the states is busy and busy. But you know what, I adjusted to this place pretty quickly, so I just may adjust back to the other quickly as well.
   I will say, though, adjusting quickly is one of my fears. Not that I don't want to acclimate to the culture and everything and get used to it again, but that I'm a little bit afraid that once I go home, I'll get too used to it and kind of lose everything that has become a part of me since I moved out here. But oh well. Only time will tell what will happen.
   Honduras has now become my love and it has my heart. Sadly, though, I'm not sure if I'm going to get to come back or not...So while I spend my last 4 days here, I'm going to enjoy it for everything it is.

Until next time family and friends,

-Tim Tito
(Native Texan and Catrachigringo...training almost complete)