Chris is home from his Emmaus walk. He seems to have had a really, really meaningful time. Like I was when I returned, he has been talking non-stop about everything that took place. We had three guys from our church who went and all three seemed to have brought back experiences that were life-changing.
I made it for the candlelight ceremony and also served in the kitchen that Saturday afternoon. It was so wonderful experiencing some of the events from behind the scenes. The women's walk was canceled so I didn't get to work there. Hopefully in the spring, I look forward to being on the Apage team.
Closing ceremony was last evening. Hearing all the pilgrims testimonies and how the weekend affected them was so cool. During my walk, I was on such an emotional roller coaster I honestly don't remember a lot of the talks given by the other pilgrims.
Last evening towards the end of the closing ceremony I started to not feel so good. I wound up with a stomach flu or food poisoning, not sure which, but either way I was one miserable puppy on the way home. I just pray that if I have something contagious that the others in the van don't catch it. Chris is positive it is the devil working, trying to deflate the wonderful things that happened that weekend for him. He may very well be right!
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