My class last night. I took one more shot at teaching them truth. I split them into teams and asked questions. I asked team 1. "How many ways are there to get to heaven?" They all lifted two fingers and shouted, "Two!" Hmmm! One girl on team 2 said there's only one way. So then I say, "How do we know?" They answer, "You can read it in the Bible." I ask, "Where?" The answer is John 14:6 "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life; no man cometh unto the Father, but by me." They can quote it and I'm sure God will use the little seed to work in their lives when He's ready.

Lydia with their little dog Lucy. I published Lucy before when she was itsy bitsy. She's not a lot bigger now and she's a sweety. Lydia will be 15 in a couple of days.

Lydia, Raht and Don

I went over to Don's church for one last service and took this picture. From left to right is Don, Em, Chian, Coke, Lek, Yoke, Thok, Lydia, Fawng. These kids have been coming a long time and I'm glad to see they are all still coming. They gave me some nice good-bye cards. I gave Raht a whole stack of cards left from what Jessi gave me when she left and two of the cards I got from them were out of those, but the funny part is that two of them were cards for weddings. I was like Woo hoo! They didn't know they had chosen wedding cards though.

Tonight Jahnet and I went to dinner at a place by the park with some of the teachers from the highschool; Noke, Mayuru, and Laaied. We had a nice time and great food! Laaied remembered that I like a certain kind of fish and ordered it special for me. It was a my "Going away dinner" and they gave me gifts too. It was sweet of them and I appreciate it.

It's a grape.

I went up to the high school today to give my farewell speech and then the students, teachers and director gave me gifts. These roses were among the gifts I received. I wasn't expecting them to do this, but it was so nice.

I sold my truck! Some people will buy anything. LOL!!! Just kidding. It didn't look like this.

The other day when I came home the neighborhood cows were outside my walls and when I opened the gate to take the car in a couple of them decided to come in and enjoy my grass. I wouldn't mind if they promised not to leave behind what they usually leave behind. I decided to help them leave and picked up the lead rope on the brown cow and pulled. It didn't budge, so I had to get the broom and encourage them to leave that way. They left. But then that night when I came home again they were crowded in the road blocking my way to the gate. They just stood there and stared at me. It's like they were saying, "See how you like being kept out of the yard." Moo-ha-ha!

Here's the other little girl.