I had never heard of before hearing about this mission. It is less lush and tropical than Indonesia, Cambodia and Vietnam but has beautiful mountains, beaches and people. But, they also have saltwater crocs. The women do a lot of beautiful weaving of purses, scarfs, etc This country has a recent history of war with Indonesia so there are still a lot of bombed-out buildings that have not been repaired or removed. The UN has a huge presence here and roam the streets constantly in their SUVs. The food was somewhat like India with lots of curry and I even ate squid. Blaaaaaaaa. I didn't like it. We have 6 more days of surgery and then head home. Time has gone by so quickly and other than having my children and my Church, I do not believe I will ever receive greater blessings than meeting, touching, hugging and loving the people of south east asia. When I get home and the internet is faster I intend to download many more photos of the trip so please continue to check this site. I love and miss you all and am excited to almost be headed home.
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Dolores,
ReplyDeleteYou have done so many good things on this mission. You are an amazing woman!
Niko is such a lucky boy to have you as his nanny/au pair.
We look forward to seeing you in September.
Warm regards,
Stefanie Vanover