Gobble Gobble!!

I hope everyone had a good turkey day, with lots of yummy food and lots to be thankful fo r!! Ours was , well, quite the day. it was just one of those days where nothing went as planned and by the end of the day we were all thinking, Ok God, we cant get through this on our own. he pulled us through. And after alot of prayer, i felt as good as new. The feast at Sally and Rons was AMAZING!! We got to hear some of there stories of living in Papua New Guinea. I love those kinds of stories, because it tells you that when you put your self out there, God WONT fail you. That is when you will see him work the most, thats when the miracles happen. Today was a very good day. Very relaxing, with no certain plans. First i got to talk to everyone that was at my house for thanksgiving. That was fun!! Kinda hard to get any words in... but thats what you get with my loud family!!! :) Amber and the boys went to the other orphanage with Sally and Ron to see the new playground equiptment being put in. She said that they really liked it! Lori finished some sewing things here and then we left to the savonapoom. We got there around 1. i finally got to do some music with the older kids. i showed them some new songs, and they played and sang with me. That was really fun! I wish we had had more time to do that! We left around 4:30 with a little friend. one of the older girls came with us because she didnt get to go with us shopping the one day like the other girls did becasue she wasnt there. So we took her home with us. Her name is Sena, i think she is 16. SO SWEET! And funny. She only talks a little bit of english. But enough to understand us and we can undersand her most of the time.

The pictures at the top are of the slums.

Gobble Gobble.

P.S. Dont forget to tell my mom happy birthday!! Love ya mom!