I live in Hawaii. I follow Jesus. I love my wife. I work wherever there's an Internet connection.
Lynnette and I had a chance to eat some delicious burgers at The Counter with David Song, Nolan and Jay Galido. David devoured the 1lb burger that just looked ridiculous. The crazy thing is that he has eaten bigger burgers. Time for a colon cleanse.
Lynnette lived in Hawaii all her life and this was the first time she's been here too! We had to visit it before we leave for the Philippines in 2011.
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Through the generous support of Hope Chapel West Oahu, the team is heading out for 10 days to provide medical relief wherever it's needed as they partner with YWAM. Please keep them in prayer, especially when they land. They will be on their own from the airport to the Dominican Republic YWAM base. Then it is a 10 hr ride to the base in Haiti.
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My wife, Lynnette, always has a heart to help kids in need and especially for schools in need because she is also a teacher. She was able to coordinate with the Manoa Elementary librarian, where she used to work, and they generously donated boxes of books! In addition to that, she got her fellow teachers to get their classes to make bookmarks and postcards for the kids in the Philippines. Thanks so much to Pastor Jesse, and his wife Rose, for graciously delivering the books to the schools.
Lynnette's hope is that one day her school (August Ahrens Elementary) can adopt a school in need in the Philippines, providing books and connect children in two different countries.Comments [2]
Surprisingly it wasn't that bad...at least that's what I have to keep telling myself.
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Celebrated New Year's at the annual Kusumoto New Year's Eve party...actually we only lasted until 9:00pm because we're still exhausted from all the traveling today. At least we had a chance to hang out with friends and eat some good food, a lot of good food!
Happy New Year everyone...it's only 10pm, but we gonna celebrate it with our eyes closed...good night.Comments [0]
Actually the flight was only about 10hrs long, but when you add in the 5 hours that we came early to the airport prior to our flight (which was a good thing that we did because of the 3hr long line we waited in), plus the 2.5hr delay and then immigration, customs, baggage, etc., it all adds up.
I'm already missing the Philippines but it also feels good to be in the comfort of your own home...and in time to celebrate the New Year in Hawaii!Comments [0]
I'd been wanting to eat some halo halo from chow king since we got here and finally on our last day I devoured it. It was worth the 8 brain freezes that endured while eating it.
Even though we arrived 5 hours early to the airport we still found ourselves at the end of a long long line to check into Hawaiian airlines. They haven't even opened the counter yet! Thanks to Chris Kanemura, we were prepared for this!Comments [1]
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