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Apples and Oranges
I think if there is one thing that every one of us in the GSE team would agree on, it's that every country we've visited has a distinct look, feel and attitude. Our flight here was only about an hour long, but I feel like we've gone a much greater distance. And, to top it off, the weather has changed with us! I just checked the Denver Post website, and we essentially had the same weather today in San Jose as you all did back at home (it was in the mid-70s here, and I read Denver reached 74). I have to admit, I may not have brought enough long sleeve shirts!
But the point is that trying to compare our experiences in each country is like comparing apples to oranges. Each country has a different rhythm, which we are learning to dance to as the trip continues. Like our good friends from the Tulsa, Oklahoma club that we met in Nicaragua said: "Be fluid, but start your fluidness at 7:45."
Amy
But the point is that trying to compare our experiences in each country is like comparing apples to oranges. Each country has a different rhythm, which we are learning to dance to as the trip continues. Like our good friends from the Tulsa, Oklahoma club that we met in Nicaragua said: "Be fluid, but start your fluidness at 7:45."
Amy
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