Mr.
Asato is presenting us this huge Thank You note posted on the wall. We were surprised and shocked and amazed and so excited because the note referred to a note that Elizabeth read to them telling them that we do what we do because we love Jesus. Isn't God so wonderful. We had not been to Pallet in over a month because Elizabeth, the therapy dogs MOM, went on a missions trip to Mongolia,
sooooo, we are just now getting back to loving on these children. What a treat, they had multiplied. The "Y" program, the after school age children program 6-18 year
olds were there today to enjoy the dogs, and did they ever.
Notice on the two top corners the black origami dogs, supposed to be Alex and Hali. There was a bit more excitement with the older children as they expressed themselves a bit better, especially their fears of dogs.
James and
MaryAnn came today to join in on the fun for the first time, there first time to work with special needs children.
Yukika with Down Syndrome latched onto each one of us and held on tight, James was a bit surprised but was a trooper and held on too.
Tai is the son of a lady I met at a support group meeting. I had never met him, but when I spoke to him in
english and he responded I was a bit surprised then asked about his language skills, then I figured out who he was, we had a great visit with him and he loved the dogs.
Mr. Asato is presenting us this huge Thank You note posted on the wall. We were surprised and shocked and amazed and so excited because the note referred to a note that Elizabeth read to them telling them that we do what we do because we love Jesus. Isn't God so wonderful. We had not been to Pallet in over a month because Elizabeth, the therapy dogs MOM, went on a missions trip to Mongolia, sooooo, we are just now getting back to loving on these children. What a treat, they had multiplied. The "Y" program, the after school age children program 6-18 year olds were there today to enjoy the dogs, and did they ever. 
Notice on the two top corners the black origami dogs, supposed to be Alex and Hali. There was a bit more excitement with the older children as they expressed themselves a bit better, especially their fears of dogs.
James and MaryAnn came today to join in on the fun for the first time, there first time to work with special needs children. Yukika with Down Syndrome latched onto each one of us and held on tight, James was a bit surprised but was a trooper and held on too.
Tai is the son of a lady I met at a support group meeting. I had never met him, but when I spoke to him in english and he responded I was a bit surprised then asked about his language skills, then I figured out who he was, we had a great visit with him and he loved the dogs.
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you are doing good at keeping up to date with this blog. When I'm all caught up on my emails I like to check and see if you have written anything new....
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