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Posted on June 20, 2009 - by Carson

I Think I Can Wait

Glacier Camp Montana
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Carson here! Montana has been a very interesting trip so far and we are excited for more stories to bring back home. Already we have made friends with the new set of freshman Mobsters coming into MOB from JAM; we do our best to keep smaller exclusive clicks from forming. If this were to be a school trip I can tell you already that it would be incredibly awkward and a bit strange. From the trips experiences that I have had with the church youth-group already I knew that this would be anything but. From the moment that we all got in the van to today, we have grown more and more open with each other and grew to know each other a smidge more each day. Slowly more and more of us will speak at our ten o’clock devotions speaking about our days. and with each day we have more conversations with new people. From freshman talking to seniors to the outgoing speaking with the shy. As much as i miss home, I think I can wait to get back home.
~Carson =)

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