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I always love the chance to work with elementary students. One particular group recently surprised me with both their knowledge and ignorance. When they were in grade one, I dissected a bat with this group of kiddos. They were learning about sound and I had a frozen, dead bat so it seemed like a good […]

I don’t have a cat-killed-rat story for this week, and I am thankful for that. I did have one last week, but I am thankful for that one too. I had to clean up the innards of a dismantled rat. But the innards and back half of the rat were on my porch. I don’t […]

All of my students live in a remote country. All of my students get daily Bible instruction and have heard the Gospel. Almost all of my students are the children of missionaries, and all of them could name dozens of historical or contemporary missionaries. And yet, we just finished our first ever Missions Week. It […]

I mentioned a work that was coming to a critical point in my last blog post. The SL people have now heard the Gospel. They heard if after going through 74 lessons that told the story of God’s love from Creation all the way to Christ. That’s a lot of days of teaching, and a […]

My Three Amigos

Apparently, being overseas has made me a peanut-butter-hoarder (and subsequent devourer).

I tried very hard, but I lost count as we followed this vehicle.

  Sometimes my lunch is very pretty.

I’ve had moments in the past twenty months where I thought maybe I had fallen off the face of the earth. With my almost non-existent blog posting and my infrequent status updates on Facebook, you may have thought the same thing. Alas, I have not fallen off the face of the earth; I just live […]