Just Because... She's the BEST!!!

 I've probably said this a million times but I've been blessed beyond measure... SERIOUSLY!! 

I've been supplied with sufficient grace, perfect peace, unfailing love, forgiveness, compassion, incredible relationships, earthly treasures, a beautiful life, and I could go on and on and on and on and on and on (okay, you get the point).

With all that said, today I want to specifically give thanks to the Lord for my wonderful friends. God has blessed me with friends that that not only care about my physical welfare but my relationship with the Lord. True friends are the people that you can share your heart with, people that you can laugh 

with, cry with, and rejoice with. Although we don't see each other as often as we wish, God has blessed me a cousin whose my TOTAL opposite but really is one of my dearest, closest friends. We have different lifestyles, personalities, strengths, likes and dislikes but we also have a lot of common ground. We're sisters, because we both have been bought and cleansed by an awesome Redeemer. 

About a week ago we drove up for a visit and I had a blast spending the day with her! Although you've probably seen tons of pictures that I've taken of Amanda, here are a few we took for fun. She won't admit it, but she's quite photogenic. I'm so grateful to the Lord for our honest and true relationship, Amanda! LOVE YOU!

Isn't she beautiful?!?!?

We end up doing a lot a laughing while we're at it!

Day 1- Berlin and Travel

Yes! We are in Germany and most definitely experiencing jet lag!!!! We landed in Frankfurt this morning, spent the afternoon in Berlin and are now in Wittenberg, where we are spending the night. The time difference is seven hours and we got next to nothing as far as sleep goes last night:) While in Berlin today we rode around in the bus and stopped at several locations to take pictures. We first stopped at the border gate called Checkpoint Charlie. This is the border that stood between the western and eastern sides of Germany after WWII during the strife between America and the Soviet Union. The second place we got out was the Brandenburg Gate which was once the entrance to the city. Lastly we were able to walk up and down the memorial to the six million Jews killed during the Holocaust. Here are several pictures for y'all to enjoy! Good bye for now… sleep is calling:)

Meghan 

Atlanta Airport-

 Remains from Berlin Wall-

 Checkpoint Charlie-

  Brandenburg Gate- 

 Holocaust Memorial-