Operation World Reflective Essay

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At the beginning of the semester the Operation World (OW) book was a little intimating to me. It was such a large book and all about the world and what goes on in places. I have never been someone who knows things about the world and have never had an interest, but reading Operation World really opened my eyes. Through reading OW I knew of the names of some places, but for the most part I did not even know where these places were or what goes on there. OW gave me insight into all the places we read on and showed me that there is definitely worse problems else where than just here in America. I think that as an American we can get tied up with all the crazy news that goes on here that we forget there are other countries besides us. OW allowed

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