Nagooo!
On Wednesday night after the Bible study, the nine of us drove up to Nago to spend Thursday sight-seeing. Wednesday started beautiful. This picture was taken 6 in the morning. Peaceful road and what not...
But since it is monsoon season, the weather changes many times during the day.
7p.m. at Calvary Okinawa, we saw a rainbow.
Reminder of God's promise to us.
7p.m. at Calvary Okinawa, we saw a rainbow.
Reminder of God's promise to us.
I haven't seen him for little over a month now. He's getting big and cuter each time.
And he likes banana.
After we spent a night at the Newell's house, we went to pineapple park and afterward to Expo park. You know you've been to some tourist place too much when you just go there to find a sleeping spot while the others go into the aquarium or walk around.
I spent a hour or two just relaxing and went to the Okinawa village, my favorite at Expo.
It was cool as one of the ladies that work there was a Christian. She shared to me how she used to minister up in Nago area and she still attends church and prays with her mom and sister.
She encouraged us by saying "Okinawa no tame ni ganbatte." Meaning to keep on doing what we are doing for Okinawa.
I spent a hour or two just relaxing and went to the Okinawa village, my favorite at Expo.
It was cool as one of the ladies that work there was a Christian. She shared to me how she used to minister up in Nago area and she still attends church and prays with her mom and sister.
She encouraged us by saying "Okinawa no tame ni ganbatte." Meaning to keep on doing what we are doing for Okinawa.
Right now we have Joel's friend, Amanda's sister, and two missionary guys from Macau visiting us.

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