The people in Ghana are so amazing and beautiful and kind. When they are going to accomplish something, or see someone they say "I am on my way coming." There have been moments in my life where I have felt I was "on my way coming". Rach and I have been best friends only a short time according to those around us, but we know it has been so much longer. It's something that I know we had promised up in heaven, we were "on our way coming" to find each other in this life and help each other out. Rach has always been a good example to me, and Africa has been her dream for so long. I feel so spoiled and blessed and privileged to be here with her experiencing as she says living the dream. She has been "on her way coming" to Africa for so long. And now to see her here and being able to feel her spirit and happiness, it's empowering, encouraging, and enlightening. I'm sure we have all had "on my way coming" experiences. When we feel we need to do something, I want my response to be "I am on my way coming" and hope others feel the same, even if it is just to say hi to someone or put out your hand and introduce yourself. Something that I have felt a lot in the last few years or maybe longer and I didn't know... is this idea of my soul is like a puzzle and there are pieces of it wandering around the world, so as I go places I find a piece of my soul and leave a piece of my heart. These are "on my way coming" moments of I am coming to get my soul and leave you my heart. There are so many "on my way coming" experiences all around us. I invite you to find some of yours. Rach has been a great motivator in focusing on the right path to be "on my way going." She is "on her way coming" to change the world and she is doing it every day!
Thank you for supporting my best friend,
B :)
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