http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/08/20/more-village-activities/ An American family serving as missionaries in Thailand Wed, 7 Jan 2009 01:10:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/08/20/more-village-activities/#comment-654 Debbie Fri, 22 Aug 2008 02:46:51 +0000 http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/08/20/more-village-activities/#comment-654 Love all the pictures and your wonderful tales. What an adventure for the Lord you all are taking. I so enjoy all the photos. Love all the pictures and your wonderful tales. What an adventure for the Lord you all are taking. I so enjoy all the photos.

]]> http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/08/20/more-village-activities/#comment-653 Kim Fri, 22 Aug 2008 01:08:04 +0000 http://www.bunchofburts.org/wordpress/2008/08/20/more-village-activities/#comment-653 So happy to check back on your blog and find several new posts and pictures! Sounds like you had an interesting and profitable summer :-) We arrived in Argentina last Saturday and have spent this week catching our breath. Our summer was super busy as we spent as much time with the hubby's parents as possible (and our daughter who lives in their basement apartment), running back up to Michigan to pack in fits and spurts, and visiting different churches every Sunday. Our container came on the last Monday in the States, we had all our worldly goods boxed and palletized and it took just two hours to load it all. Whew! Never want to do that again! What comes to Argentina stays in Argentina! I begin language study at the beginning of September. The mission has never allowed anyone to do their's on the field before so I feel the pressure to do well -- or no one else will get the chance! Meanwhile we'll begin the necessary paperwork that's involved with moving here. Sounds like getting the hubby's I.D. may be easier than we thought since he still has his old (really old!) one from when he grew up here as an MK. And once he has his, it will be easier for me to get mine. Or so we hope :-) LOVED the mat you made! After all that work, I don't think I'd let anyone sit on it though. I'd hang it on the wall! So happy to check back on your blog and find several new posts and pictures! Sounds like you had an interesting and profitable summer
We arrived in Argentina last Saturday and have spent this week catching our breath. Our summer was super busy as we spent as much time with the hubby’s parents as possible (and our daughter who lives in their basement apartment), running back up to Michigan to pack in fits and spurts, and visiting different churches every Sunday. Our container came on the last Monday in the States, we had all our worldly goods boxed and palletized and it took just two hours to load it all. Whew! Never want to do that again! What comes to Argentina stays in Argentina!
I begin language study at the beginning of September. The mission has never allowed anyone to do their’s on the field before so I feel the pressure to do well — or no one else will get the chance!
Meanwhile we’ll begin the necessary paperwork that’s involved with moving here. Sounds like getting the hubby’s I.D. may be easier than we thought since he still has his old (really old!) one from when he grew up here as an MK. And once he has his, it will be easier for me to get mine. Or so we hope
LOVED the mat you made! After all that work, I don’t think I’d let anyone sit on it though. I’d hang it on the wall!

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