That's how much time I have left at this computer!
So we're in Firenze now, Roma was fantastic and our three day Italian adventure was incredible! Swimming in the Mediterranean, visiting ancient ruins, tasting Limoncello, climbing cliffs in caves (although it probably was illegal, there just wasn't anyone around to tell me not to do it!)
Our last day in Rome was really awesome =) We missed our Vatican tour that we had booked, so while trying to scout them out, we ran into someone else selling tours in English. So why not. We met two other girls, Jess and Chloe on that trip and ended up hanging out with them all day. It was so wonderful and refreshing to be with two girls our age who love Jesus as much as we do so we were able to eat and pray with eachother and that is church!
Florence has been a lot of fun, we sang Karaoke last night haha and Saw David today. Really marvelous statue. I could have looked at it for hours. Did you know that he is holding his sling behind his back and some pebbles in his right hand? Never saw that before.
One more day in Firenze and then we're off to the lovely villages of Cinque Terre.
One more minute left!
Hope you are all having a beautiful summer and may the Lord bless you richly =)
See you soon!
P.S. My time ran out as soon as I finished, but thankfully it was saved to drafts. We have since then spent our two last beautiful days in Italy kayaking and cliff jumping. Now we are in Nice (southern France), trying to get used to attempting to communicate in French instead of Italian. Still marveling at the Beauty of God's diverse creation (especially the cave that looked like melted icecream!) and I am reminded of the first Chapter of Romans that says "since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse." And Biblegateway's verse of the day that I just read two seconds ago -> “Ah, Sovereign LORD, you have made the heavens and the earth by your great power and outstretched arm. Nothing is too hard for you.”- Jeremiah 32:17 Need I say more?
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