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Monday, December 05, 2005
Wan-tan Soup!
I have to start this post off with ... well... fufilling my mom's request of posting an image with her in it too... I didn't realize that I didn't do that until... well until she told me. Hehe so here it is...
>a hawaiian christmas
Now... for the weekend update. Saturday played out as normal and it was a chill day. Sunday, however, was an adventure. Let me tell the tale of Sunday... :o)
Emerging from a Porta-John (or lou as it would be in Canada...) is Chris with his spear in hand getting ready for a day of hunting and riding... oh... there was riding and much riding to be done.
>"rooooooar my name is chris"
With spear in hand, as mentioned before, we embarked on our traveling adventure--we came across a few scooters...
>in Cambodia we'd be called Motodopes
And we happened to take them on an adventure... But, sad as it were, Chris' spear was taken by some unknown force, was it God?, was it a theif? or was it some good soul? ... we'll never know.
Upon arriving to our destination, Mile 88, Chris and I well... deliberated on our next few steps... we decided that taking pictures beyond this point, at Mile 88, might jeopordize our plans...
>making plans... oh we made plans... many many plans.
Well.. we really just didn't bust out the camera, but let me tell you the waves here were the strongest waves that I've ever seen. The waves were way taller than we were and when they broke they threw us to the ground--or into the water--or under sand... whatever was closest. It was really fun.
We wasted the day, well not wasted, but we played the day away. We went to CostCo, Wal-Mart, and Jamba Juice. ... It was amazing... check us out!
>real time action...
Today, Monday, was a good and fun day. The speaker this week is going to be a good one. He is speaking on mission fields and how effective we are and how effective we can be. Based on where our hearts are. It's exciting... we also did more language study for Outreach preperation today. Interesting enough Khmir doesn't have a past, or future tense. All of the words are spoken in the present tense and you have to use context clues to figure out when the thing happens. (ex: Tomorrow we eat.) It's neat.
That's really all I can think of... OH a friend of ours that we met a month ago came back from Sudan a bit early and she told us of her adventures... that was cool. Sooo sleep time it is. NIGHT!
>a hawaiian christmas
Now... for the weekend update. Saturday played out as normal and it was a chill day. Sunday, however, was an adventure. Let me tell the tale of Sunday... :o)
Emerging from a Porta-John (or lou as it would be in Canada...) is Chris with his spear in hand getting ready for a day of hunting and riding... oh... there was riding and much riding to be done.
>"rooooooar my name is chris"
With spear in hand, as mentioned before, we embarked on our traveling adventure--we came across a few scooters...
>in Cambodia we'd be called Motodopes
And we happened to take them on an adventure... But, sad as it were, Chris' spear was taken by some unknown force, was it God?, was it a theif? or was it some good soul? ... we'll never know.
Upon arriving to our destination, Mile 88, Chris and I well... deliberated on our next few steps... we decided that taking pictures beyond this point, at Mile 88, might jeopordize our plans...
>making plans... oh we made plans... many many plans.
Well.. we really just didn't bust out the camera, but let me tell you the waves here were the strongest waves that I've ever seen. The waves were way taller than we were and when they broke they threw us to the ground--or into the water--or under sand... whatever was closest. It was really fun.
We wasted the day, well not wasted, but we played the day away. We went to CostCo, Wal-Mart, and Jamba Juice. ... It was amazing... check us out!
>real time action...
Today, Monday, was a good and fun day. The speaker this week is going to be a good one. He is speaking on mission fields and how effective we are and how effective we can be. Based on where our hearts are. It's exciting... we also did more language study for Outreach preperation today. Interesting enough Khmir doesn't have a past, or future tense. All of the words are spoken in the present tense and you have to use context clues to figure out when the thing happens. (ex: Tomorrow we eat.) It's neat.
That's really all I can think of... OH a friend of ours that we met a month ago came back from Sudan a bit early and she told us of her adventures... that was cool. Sooo sleep time it is. NIGHT!
Justin, 10:59 PM
1 [comments...]
that looks so fun, that is weird that you have to be talking in the present tense the whole time, but cool. love you
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