There's something unpredictable, but in the end its right...

So here I sit in my room at 1am trying to pack my stuff up and get ready to move on. I can honestly say that my friends here are some of the closest that I have ever had, it has just been an amazing experience for me to see how many people I have gotten to know at such a depth. I definitely have struggled with my job and whether I made any impact here. At times I definitely wasn't sure, but after my 1 week farewell tour I am confident that God has worked here both in and through me. I am grateful for such an honor to be able to do his work. I honestly love so many people here and will always carry Puebla in my heart. For me the greatest complements I have received have been from people who have told me that I will always carry Mexico in my blood and thanked me for making efforts to be Mexican. For me it is one of the greatest complement I can receive. I strongly believe that it is an ability to become more Mexican that allows for a ministry to thrive, for friendships to thrive and for life long friendships to be forged. I pray that my time here might make a difference here for time to come, that God would continue to work in me and in the people I had contact with. I pray for encouragement, hope and perseverance as I enter into this new phase being a leader for the summer program. I pray that I might be able to keep in contact with my amazing friends and family here. Thank you all for your prayers and support.

this link has some update pictures from an old album
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2265552&l=8af73&id=5706269

some new pics http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2266686&l=23735&id=5706269

me with my new Puebla jersey that my youth group gave me

most of the people that came to my Bible study
my 5th grade math teacher who happened to go to my church in Puebla
one of my adopted families here in Puebla, this one is the Brasilian missionary family