1.) What is your biggest fear going into this experience?
Going into these trips always creates
some sense of fear, which is expected. Even after going on two trips with CGA
there are still things that scare me for Tanzania. My biggest fear is coming
back knowing that I didn’t do everything in my power to make a difference. This
scares me speechless because those kids deserve every ounce of work and love
you can give and I never want to sell them short of what they deserve. Having
this fear is a blessing in disguise because it will motivate me to give it
everything I have so I not only don’t let myself down but I won't let the kids
down.
2.) What do you think will be the most difficult?
These trips are not easy, it isn’t
going to play with orphans and stay in luxury hotels and spoil the kids with
money, it’s about spoiling them with the work you do to make a difference. With
this work always comes difficulties, which make achieving the overall goal even
more satisfying. After talking with Lisa Marie about what the kids are like and
what Tanzania is like I think the most difficult thing will be connecting with
the kids. In Nicaragua and Cambodia especially, the kids give you their love
just for being there, in Tanzania your love is earned. I think this will be the
most challenging but also the most rewarding aspect. The harder you have to
work for something the more fulfilling, the result. I think that when we get through
to the kids it will be even more gratifying because of the work we put into
getting to know them.
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