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Post Trip Testimonies and BIG NEWS

Tony was in Medan and I found myself at Tabernacle of David as the team was giving their testimonies on the Cambodian trip and had a slide presentation; After the service, many were interested in future trips!  Exciting times ahead!





During one of tuk tuk ride in the evening, Christine Yap whipped out her fancy smancy super bright flashlight to help us climb onto the tuk tuk. She told me that it was a gift from Pastor David.  During lunch, I mentioned to Pas David about the flashlight and he ended up giving me 4!! These are expensive flashlights but super duper bright.   When I got home, I had fun playing with them and almost blinding my family! I LOVE gadgets :)
My sister, Ann, told me to get this for my tennis elbow...I did but it didn't help :(
I received this cute Baby Shower invite from our good friend in Tennessee.  I feel so blessed to have friends in many parts of the world and how we can celebrate with each other even though we might be thousands of miles away.
Okay, you have to admit this whistling kettle is so CUTE!!!! I LOVE IT, I WANT IT!!! CAN I HAVE IT??? PRETTY PLEASE??? TONY PHANG!!!!!!!!!!! You guys think he gets the hint? Or am I being too subtle? Should I be more direct?

We were at Pavillion and saw this music group - I think they are from South Africa.  Listening to them made me so homesick for Kenya...but I have a trip planned next year...so I will wait IMPATIENTLY for it.



A young lady whom I meet with regularly tweeted me this picture of her studying the Word - makes my heart sing when I saw this, especially when does it with a good cup of coffee!


BIG NEWSSSS....Saving this for the end....
This little person had such a complicated journey towards her college education....it was challenging while we were working towards it and at one point, things were looking really bleak, then a "SUDDENLY" happened for her and she is HEADING TO COLLEGE!!  We are so happy for her. Although, I am not sure how I will do when she does leave us...boohoo hoo
I may get to see this other little person soon :)

Since both girls are leaving us, I needed to train our youngest child to drive in case we needed a third driver. This was Max first lesson and I must say he did pretty good! If only he is tall enough to see where he is going...

I enjoy sharing bits of our lives with you guys! Take care everyone!
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