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Category Archives: Sophia
Hello World! We have had trouble logging in from time to time, but things are going well here. We love getting to connect all kinds of people with others. Let us know if you’re not getting our e-newsletter. We want …
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Hello le monde!
I learned this phrase from a song that was popular about 14 years ago… you can watch the video here.
In the mean time, I am THRILLED to be writing in our blog again. I have moments …
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A post from my friend, Stephanie, serving in Germany
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8 months is so much better than 5 months…
Eight months and counting.
That’s how long we’ve been in Japan. I remember feeling slightly adapted after 2 months and then so much better at 5 months… and now 8 months is so much better than 5 months, it is …
THANKFUL
It’s November and though I try to practice the discipline of gratitude throughout the year, this is what I’m particularly thankful for right now:
– The season of autumn! After five years in the eternal summer called “Florida”, the crisp, …
Sophia’s first day at preschool…
We worked hard to get here. Meetings and conversations in Japanese, enlisting friends who speak English and Japanese, filling out about 15 pages of forms, getting denied at two preschools because they are full, taking her temperature, marking her face …
Confessions of a Foreigner in Japan
1. I don’t always use an umbrella. This is basically a cardinal sin here. If you want to see people really nervous, walk around in the rain without an umbrella. Even if it’s not raining very hard, very kind people …
Brasil – uma passagem rápida, mas muito especial!
Que alegria esta passagem pelo Brasil!
De fato, sempre é bom rever amigos e familiares.
Passamos excelentes dias combinando apresentações do Projeto Japão, bons encontros com amigos, bates papos informais do dia a dia, muita família e viagens.
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Rainbow
Lately, I’ve been reading the news about Israel and Palestine, the return to war in Iraq, children dying, unarmed men getting killed by police and on and on. One bad story leads to another and when I read news online, …
Dreaming in the Day (1 Samuel 1, Matthew 7:7-11, John 17)
Grace’s Story
Once upon a time, there was a man named Elkanah. He was born at a time when men could have more than one wife. This was often to protect women because they had no status in society. Elkanah …
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