My Life By a Snapshot

  Hey there, It’s been a little while since I’ve written, but boy do I have news! I’ve been extremely busy this week, and I’d like to tell you why. As you may know, I’ve been living in Georgetown with Sarah and taking care of her daughter, Katie, since late May. But a couple of weeks ago, it was decided that it was time for me to move on. I had no clue where I wanted to go or what I wanted to do. Or rather, I had my dream, but I knew it wasn’t possible. Noah and I were supposed to have gotten married in July, and I was still hoping that would happen soon. However, COVID has been making that quite complicated—possible, but complicated.  If this dream couldn’t come true, I knew that I wanted to stay in the area, and I knew that I didn’t want to move into someone’s basement again. God arranged some great people to help me search for a place and someone to rent with. We’re still sorting that one out. To buy me a little more time, my mom suggested I go to Quebec to visit family for...

Hi, So, I have something exciting to tell you about! Where do I start? I'm hoping to move to Texas next year! Shall I explain? Anyone who has kept up with my blog this past year would know that I've been trying to figure out what to do with my life after high school. At first, I wanted to be a missionary; Lebanon, Mongolia, Thailand. But God promptly closed all those doors. Then I wanted to move to Indiana. But I couldn't get a work visa. So, I was then going to move to Saskatchewan in Canada. But for multiple reasons, I believed it was best for me to stay. And one day I was sitting in a Cafe and I had a realization. I should go to Bible school! Why? This is a little bit of a story.  Bonfire night with our last team. My parents met at Capernwray Hall in England. Capernwary or Torchbearers have centres all over the world. Mum went to the one in England and then the one in Germany. My father went to the one in Austria then the one in England. When we lived in C...

  Hi all, The children you see are four of the children we are blessed to see each week. But they are only four of the children of Cambodia. Theses four children will be a part of the future Cambodia. We hope these children will help change Cambodia, to help Cambodia, along with the rest of their generation. The have a long way to go in life. Their story is incomplete. They have also come along way in life. You can see have they have scares just like you and me. They have seen things and lived through things harder than anything I have seen or lived through. They have so little and are of little value to so many. Yet these are the Children of the future Cambodia. We are leaving this world to them. They watch us. They observe our actions. Our actions influence them. Our actions may change their future, the children of the future world. Darcy-Rea P.s. I give credit to my mother for helping me capture these photos.