Questions to ask me when I get home.
I know you want to know all about the last eleven months. Below are just some good starter questions. I have separated different questions for each country. Please feel free to ask me other questions!!! I want to be asked questions, no matter how weird, deep, or silly. Feel free to ask me in any way — blog comments, emails, phone calls, face to face. I want to answer all of the questions.
What is your favorite country?
This question can have so many different answers, but country favorite, well for the country, I loved Malaysia. The whole time in the month, every person I met was extremely friendly, warm, inviting, and helpful. You can experience so many different cultures and religions within Malaysia. Malaysia also has a lot of natural beauty to see, from caves, to elephants, I simply didn’t have enough time in Malaysia.
What was your favorite ministry?
My favorite ministry was ChildVoice International, in Lukodi, Uganda. It is about a 30-45 minute drive from Gulu. We lived on a giant compound in the bush. We were taught how to be a Ugandan woman. We learned how to plant seeds, harvest, collect water(and carry it on our heads), how to carry babies on our backs. How to laugh, sing, dance, love and build relationships with women who spoke a completely different language.
What was the craziest/adventurous thing you did?
I think the most adventurous thing I did this year would be in Uganda. In Uganda I rafted the Nile River with three of my teammates, two men from Paris, and a pilot and a flight attendant from Belgium. It was absolutely amazing.
What was the hardest thing you experienced?
One night while trying to find a restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand, we stumbled onto a red light street. I had not see prostitution in that way. We went from a quiet and normal street, to women standing on the corners and outside of bars. I will never forget the face of the first woman I saw that night. As soon as you turned off that road you would see children sleeping alone on the side of the street as their mothers would be working all night.
What country’s food did you like the most?
India, I absolutely love Indian food!!! I did not expect to like it. Plus, our host Mone could cook!
What is the one thing you missed the most?
I really missed family gatherings and missing holidays with my family. 
September: Uganda
Ask me about Megan and Petek, the impact they made on my race.
Ask me about Richard and Mr. OKenna.
Ask me about Eunice and her two children Stewart and Precious.
Ask me about ChildVoice International.
Ask me about our 5 star huts.
Ask me about the joy and forgiveness these women had.
Ask me about the lords resistance army.
Ask me what the Lord set me free in.
Ask me about saying goodbye and leaving CVI.
October: Rwanda
Ask me about the first time I preached, or shared the word with a stranger.
Ask me about what the Lord taught me through being sick.
Ask me what the Lord taught me.
Ask me about our host Pastor Innocent and his family.
Ask me about Gad.
Ask me about the school children.
Ask me about the motorcycle rides. 
November: Ethiopia
Ask me about our host Ralph, & his wife Glenda.
Ask me about HOPEthiopia.
Ask me about the Born family.
Ask me about the friendships I made.
Ask me how people lived in the surrounding areas.
Ask me about how thanksgiving was.
Ask me how my view of “ministry” changed.
Ask me about my favorite women who cooked us delicious food. 
December: India
Ask me about the leprosy Colony.
Ask me what broke my heart when women would ask me to pray for their unborn child.
Ask me about our host John Paul and his wife Mone(pronounced money)
Ask me how my relationship with the Lord was.
Ask me what I learned that month.
Ask me how I spent Christmas.
Ask me about the boys and girls home, and why they were there.
Ask me what my ministry that month was.
Ask me about the food, the culture.
Ask me why I loved India.
Ask me about my new years eve.
Ask me about my team.
January: Nepal
Ask me about my host Reuben and what his family is doing for Nepal.
Ask me about our week in ____.
Ask me about living in an IDP camp.
Ask me about a bull fight.
Ask me about the two street boys.
Ask me about the taxi driver.
Ask me about powdered milk.
Ask me about what the Lord began calling me to.
Ask me about the orphanage.
Ask me about the blockade between Nepal and India.
February: Cambodia
Ask me about Jack and Somedy.
Ask me about Jack’s church, and Somedys school.
Ask me about the bars we would walk past, and what we would see.
Ask me about all the friends I made that month.
Ask me how we would spend Saturday nights with our friends.
Ask me about the village, and being a teacher for the first time.
Ask me about visiting S21.
March: Thailand
Ask me about my host and his family.
Ask me about how teaching went.
Ask me about my friend Norah.
Ask me about the night I ate dinner in the red light district.
Ask me what was challenging, and what made me grow.
Ask me about Big C, markets, and smoothies.
Ask me how my team helped me celebrate my sons third birthday.
Ask me how the Lord used Death Cab for Cutie.
Ask me about the refugees.
Ask me about Ashmira.
April: Malaysia
Ask me about the Khmer family.
Ask me about Gua Musang.
Ask me about the time I had my purse stolen.
Ask me about my friends at family Mamok(Ari Feen & Rosmini)
Ask me how the Lord used a violin to answer prayers.
Ask me about what ministry looked like.
Ask me about what the Lord taught me.
Ask me about my prophesy.
Ask me about my friend Rose and her boyfriend Danny.
Ask me about Cave exploring.
Ask me about the hostel we stayed at, and all the people I met.
Ask me about the bird sized bug.
South Korea/Travel days:.
Ask me about “sneaking” out of the airport to go exploring.
Ask me about our travel day to central America.
Ask me about L.A, ask me about the coffee shop I went to.
Ask me how it felt being in the USA for the first time in 8 months.
May: Guatemala
Ask me about Juan & his wife Evelyn.
Ask me about their ministry New Generation.
Ask me about the Tourist Police.
Ask me about being a public school teacher.
Ask me about the friends we made, Heidi, Ana, and the the guys at the coffee shop.
Ask me about the Methodist church we partnered with.
Ask me about mothers day celebration.
Ask me about what doing ministry and life with my parents was like.
Ask me about the Catholic hospital, and the kids we got to love.
Ask me how seeing my parents went.
June: Honduras
Ask me about the family we lived with.
Ask me about the Sorto family.
Ask me about the things I learned.
Ask me about being a team leader for a month.
Ask me about being in the hospital with my teammate Shannon.
Ask me about what the Lord told me to do.
Ask me about what I learned.
Ask me about our ministry His Hands for Honduras.
Ask me about how the Lord provided.
Ask me about being on lockdown.
Ask me about living in the murder capital of the world.
Ask me about the Mormons we befriended.
July: Nicaragua
Ask me about Tara, Alex, and Molly.
Ask me about Salt and Light Ministry.
Ask me about Asusana.
Ask me about teaching teamwork.
Ask me about success stories from Salt and Light Ministry.
Ask me about visiting the small village outside of Darío
Ask me about what the city of Darío is like.
Ask me what my doctor was like this month.
Ask me what it was like having Dengue fever.
Ask me what I learned through having Dengue fever.
Ask me what the Lord revealed to me.
Post Race:
Ask me what’s next.
Ask me to give you a killer haircut or to color your hair.
Ask me where I feel called to.
Ask me to hangout, but really.
Ask me if I want to go grab a bite to eat.
Let me ask you 1047392 questions. I want to know exactly what has happened to you, what you experienced, the good the bad the ugly. I want to know about the butterflies, the time your boss made you mad, that bomb new Mexican restaurant down the street, about your vacation, about what’s next for you. I am beyond excited to hear about your life. I can’t wait to catch up.
See you soon. 🙂
