Instead of my weekly "Thoughts From Abroad", I decided to make a post dedicated solely to my first Thanksgiving in England.
I'm not going to lie, Thanksgiving this year was hard. Having said that, I think this has been the first year I have truly appreciated the holiday. I now live in a country where not only did I have to attend class on Thanksgiving, but I also had to prepare a meal on my own. There was no turkey, no football, and no family.
However, I am thankful for so many things this year. I feel so blessed to be living out my dreams, and sacrificing Thanksgiving in Texas was just a small price I had to pay. So here are a few things I am thankful for:
+ My parents who have supported me in my move abroad.
+ My sister who is rocking her sophomore year at Tech.
+ The other MA History students. They've helped me so much in adjusting to life here in England.
+ My friends who Snapchat me like crazy, making sure I don't miss a thing.
+ The volunteer position I have at the museum. I am gaining experience I need for my future career, and having a lot of fun doing it.
+ My faith, which has helped me overcome any struggles I have faced in my move.
+ Mission Burrito which gives me my Mexican food fix whenever I need it.
+ This little blogging community I have become a part of.
+ The education I am receiving here at the University of Bristol. Sure, my life would be a lot less stressful if I wasn't doing a masters, but life would be far less interesting!
I'm off to London for a wonderful weekend getaway!
How was everyone else's Thanksgiving?
xoxo
