Thursday, July 31, 2008
This school has 2700 students and it was built in the 30's.
The canteen was SO very small, but the missionaries were hungry between classes. These are some of the cooks and servers in the canteen.
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Only in the Philippines could one find a door sign leading into a classroom that says, "Good bless our room"
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9:03 PM
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This is a picture looking back up to the MANY steep steps where the city picture was taken.
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This is a picture looking down into the city from the high school steps.
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A fun service project!
We went on a service project with these eight missionaries in one of our areas. We went to Taal/Lemery High School and taught the Word of Wisdom to 200 plus students. We taught in 4 different classroom to 4 different groups of students. We really had a great time. We were very well received. We started each class with a prayer. We introduced ourselves and taught with a firm conviction of staying healthy and avoiding alcohol, tobacco and coffee/tea and illegal drugs. We all took turns talking about different issues. We even sang, I am a Child of God at the end. I couldn't believe this high school would allow us to come and be so happy to see us.
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Saturday, July 26, 2008
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!!!



Happy Anniversary Mom and Dad! We love you and miss you and all of us wouldn't be here if you two hadn't found each other so irresistable!!
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
Josephine in the center was baptised today. She is 19 years old.
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9:01 PM
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The slow ferry to Mindoro. It's a drive on and off ferry.
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8:45 PM
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The truck to the right of the goat truck was a pig truck (in front of us). The hind end of these trucks are NOT the place to be, ever!
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8:34 PM
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We had to park our truck behind this truck full of goats. Every once in awhile a goat would poke it's head out and look at us.
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8:32 PM
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We weren't sure if this truck (overload) was going to clear the ramp onto the ferry.
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