Kosovo was big because not only was it ATL, but because it was our first team change! We waved our alumni team leaders goodbye and raised up ones of our own(including me). My new team consisted of 4 girls, with quite the adventurous spirit. Ready to adventure, we collectively decided to hit the mountains and let God lead us. We expected to trek, but instead we were welcomed into multiple ski resorts and provided free housing and meals. Although we were blessed, there were many times we only had a frugal source of peanuts and rice to eat. They  became our comedic staple, trying everything we could to mix it up. 

Georgia was another month full of ATL. What we had learned from the previous month is that moving around almost every day is exhausting. We wanted a more consist place to stay, so we ended up going WWOOFing. We stayed with a host family on their winery-hotel for one month painting, cleaning, and building the new restaurant. The people there became like our second family, and even threw Corban a huge birthday celebration. We were in the absolute middle of the Georgian mountains, so we were completely off the grid. We spent our free time playing cards, making bracelets, talking, and soaking in God’s creation.