Life - Faith - One Bridge
Way back in August 1999, I arrived in East Asia. I didn’t know how long I would be here, but I did know it would be a while. Two years minimum, but I had already felt I was supposed to be here “long-term”. Just didn’t know what “long-term” meant … [Continue reading]
Today, I am thankful for friendship in general, and for my friends specifically. I am currently on a plane leaving meetings in Bangkok heading back to my home. The meetings went well and the short trip was worth the time and energy to get there. … [Continue reading]
If you have not read my previous post, “Lego Land and flying Bat Battles”, then please click here. This post picks up where that one left off. . . Battle worn from two seemingly successful skirmishes with our uninvited guests, the disgusting little … [Continue reading]
A few interesting facts I acquired this summer that I did not expect to learn: Bats are disgusting little creatures Bats are everywhere, especially in Georgia and Michigan Even a little exposure to bats means you might have rabies Rabies, … [Continue reading]
I cannot begin to count how many times I have made cultural and life mistakes while living in Asia. Pat Ku, upon moving to Asia gave me this advice regarding Chinese culture and the language. . . "however you do things/say things in America, do the … [Continue reading]