Comments on: Hope it comes to Chiang Mai http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/04/25/hope-it-comes-to-chiang-mai/ An American family serving as missionaries in Thailand Thu, 4 Dec 2008 01:42:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Alicia @ Experiencing Each Moment http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/04/25/hope-it-comes-to-chiang-mai/#comment-553 Alicia @ Experiencing Each Moment Sun, 04 May 2008 13:49:36 +0000 http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/04/25/hope-it-comes-to-chiang-mai/#comment-553 Brooks and Nina Buser are from our church, and Brooks dad Brad Buser is our missions pastor. It's a very exciting time. I'm so glad I found your blog and look forward to reading more about your family and activity in Thailand! Brooks and Nina Buser are from our church, and Brooks dad Brad Buser is our missions pastor. It’s a very exciting time. I’m so glad I found your blog and look forward to reading more about your family and activity in Thailand!

]]> By: Alicia @ Experiencing Each Moment http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/04/25/hope-it-comes-to-chiang-mai/#comment-552 Alicia @ Experiencing Each Moment Fri, 02 May 2008 05:45:25 +0000 http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/04/25/hope-it-comes-to-chiang-mai/#comment-552 Thank you so much for leaving a comment on my blog! It's funny you mentioned the toilet on that train because I by the time I was there I had lived in Asia for about 18 months, and I remember the "normal" toilet felt odd to me. There are many New Tribes missionaries from my church, Clairemont Emmanuel, in San Diego, CA, and I am closely following some exciting things going on with the Yembi Yembi people of Papua New Guinea. And even more things in common to talk about in this post. I was a homeschool teacher when I was in the Philippines, and my 5th grader and I read the book The Giver. Very thought provoking book. I'll have to check out the one you're recommending here! Great to find you. I'm adding you to my reader! Thank you so much for leaving a comment on my blog! It’s funny you mentioned the toilet on that train because I by the time I was there I had lived in Asia for about 18 months, and I remember the “normal” toilet felt odd to me. There are many New Tribes missionaries from my church, Clairemont Emmanuel, in San Diego, CA, and I am closely following some exciting things going on with the Yembi Yembi people of Papua New Guinea.

And even more things in common to talk about in this post. I was a homeschool teacher when I was in the Philippines, and my 5th grader and I read the book The Giver. Very thought provoking book. I’ll have to check out the one you’re recommending here! Great to find you. I’m adding you to my reader!

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