Tag: Ethnos360

It is now hot season here in My Country, which means that it is regularly in the 90s in my bedroom and I don’t even know how hot outside.  (I know it’s a good day when it’s down to 93 when I go to bed, and it’s a not-so-good day when I come home in […]

Those of you who know how much I enjoy driving would be proud of me.  On Wednesday, Jen and I visited a village in our people group with a name longer than Oconomowoc or Mukwonago, and I drove the whole almost-four hour round trip on my moto.  Aren’t you proud of me?!?  The speedometer of […]

A week before Christmas I took part in some discourse analysis training in Florida.  But what exactly is discourse analysis? It’s kind of a hard thing to explain, since it talks about subconscious things that we do when we use language, so we don’t realize that we’re doing them.  However, if someone doesn’t follow these […]

Floating in the Dead Sea, where you can float without even trying, is amazing!!  Ok, so I’ve never done it, but the last weekend of November I got to float in Pink Lake, a really salty lake in Senegal (and if you look at the picture below, you’ll see that from some angles it really […]

I’m glad that every day isn’t like the days in the picture above – getting a flat tire in the middle of nowhere (literally hours from the closest electric pole or running water down a very bad road); having the car you’re in start on fire; having to wade through the water up to your […]