We participated in this project at Koza Baptist Church.. Thanks to Hallmark for their donation of their unused RED envelopes left over from Valentine's Day. We gathered and sent 288 envelopes. Thanks to our church family for participating with us to make a "Pro life" statement to our President. It is not too late for you too to make a statement especially if you are in the states. Check out: redenvelopeproject.org and see how you can help. You need to send them to the President by the end of this month
Living here on Okinawa is such a joy and I want to share that joy with you. Join us on our journey as we look for ways to reach Okinawa with the love of Jesus!
Friday, March 27, 2009
Red Envelope Project
We participated in this project at Koza Baptist Church.. Thanks to Hallmark for their donation of their unused RED envelopes left over from Valentine's Day. We gathered and sent 288 envelopes. Thanks to our church family for participating with us to make a "Pro life" statement to our President. It is not too late for you too to make a statement especially if you are in the states. Check out: redenvelopeproject.org and see how you can help. You need to send them to the President by the end of this month
Beach Rock Village

Back in February, before Andy departed for Iraq, Tom and I went on an overnight to the north end of the island while the big boys stayed home with the little ones, what a blessing that was for us. We celebrated our 27th Anniversary. We went to a really neat place called "Beach Rock Village" for lunch in a real "Tree House", very "Swift Family Robinson". We took a video on my cell phone, but have been unable to download it, therefore, I have enclosed the web site so you can go and view some pics of this really neat place. We certainly would classify it as "Okinawa Hippie Hangout", not that we fall into the category at all, believe me we felt a bit out of place at first and apprehensive as well, but, settled with, "We are here, let's check it out." mode. Anything that can be home grown was grown, even the chickens.......T-Pee's were the choice of lodging, no kidding. Tom made reservations for us to stay the night, but as the sun began to set, he cancelled as we weren't sure we wanted to try something that new after dark....... so we stayed at Okuma then went searching for "Beach Rock Village" when the sun came up. It turned out to be quite an adventure and an excellent Pizza and Salad meal atop a tree. If you are on Okinawa it is a must go and see and eat in the tree, hey that rhymed....I'll stop there. Go check out the site: http://www.shimapro.com/index.html
Fun time playing with friends!!!!
Monday, March 23, 2009
To hear or not to hear, that is the question??????
Tomo finally has a hearing aid. We have truely been blessed by Navy Medicine and the docs taking care of Tomo and Juda. As dependants of a retiree, they don't rate hearing aids. Even if they did they are quite expensive. Keep in mind we aren't even sure Tomo needs it, so this is trial and error. So the doc that just retired ordered some to keep in stock, and they are loaning us this hearing aid, short term, long term, as long as we need it................we are so very thankful for this opportunity for Tomo. At first he cried when we put it on, so little by little each day we have him wear it. His ear canal is quite floppy, mushy, soft, causing sound waves a problem to get back to the ear drum. That much we know for sure, so we aren't sure if that is causing the hearing deficit or that he has a bad drum, nerve, etc.......Time will tell. Just like Juda's glasses, this device too will be a challenge to keep on, but we will persevere.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Our new friends and visitors
Smiles all around
Happy Birthday to Tom, Dad and Daddii (as Juda says)
Monday, March 9, 2009
BUMPS and BRUISES
So very CURIOUS
Working off the Valentine Chocolates
New Family Wheels
Strawberry Pickin Time
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