Normality (It's a word, see HHGttG)

With some of the most lovely assistance I was able to figure what was the matter with me. Steps are being taken, at this very moment in fact, to remedy that.

The "cabin fever" I was experiencing was not so much a result of a claustrophobic closeness of my actual cabin, it was more rooted in the perpetual closeness of people. Even when I had moved back home for a couple months prior to this trip there was not so much forced social interaction as there is here. Now, I had been complaining/lamenting my lack of social regularity a while ago, but that situation has changed, due to a unique Mercy Ships quirk that I will analyze in another post. Still, had it not changed this fever would have struck me regardless, just at a later date. But now I do have to retreat a little bit, trying my hardest not to give up my few quality gains in the process, but my sanity, and thus the safety of everyone on board, is at stake.

Aigui chincha

I guess this a good enough time to let everyone who didn't know it already, know it. I'm coming home ( ) a couple months early, in December, the earlier part of December, like the 1st or 2nd. I can't wait!!!

I guess it's also a good time for me to thank all of you who are supporting me both financially and prayerfully. I really feel it here, the prayer that is, things could be bad I think and I feel really good. I've only been sick a couple of times in the first few weeks, I'm having a pretty good time, and there is nothing in general that He and I together cannot handle.

I'm trying to get a update letter out too, really I am, even postcards are difficult to set aside time for, but I will try.