Tuesday, November 20, 2007

 

Time in Reno


Had a great time in Reno, Nevada with the students there. While there the Joe Crowley Student Center had its grand opening. After some long speeches which I learned a lot about the school's history and other hoopla, the school had a luncheon on the lawn. The building is really nice and I'm sure lots of conversations about relationships, homework, school, future, and God will be had there.
The picture is of a gal I met that day. She is from Taiwan and was involved with CCC there. She has a heart for international students to understand who Christ is. I helped her invite international students to their annual Thanksgiving feast that night. There were so many people that us "white" folk were turned away. I did get to hear the heart behind the night though. Dr. Gim was an international student who was lonely around this time of year. As he became a Christian and a professor, he decided to invite all internationals to a dinner of thanksgiving to share Christ's love with others and to celebrate together. He has been hosting this dinner for over 30 years! It was an amazing story to hear. One in which he could have easily been bitter and yet the Lord redeemed it and he gives to others.
I also got to go to a UNR vs. Hawaii football game. Alas, UNR lost in the last 40 seconds.:-( It was a great game though and the weather was perfect.
I love the students in Reno and the surrounding area and we had so much fun together. Thanks for the serving the Lord, you guys!

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

 

Montana


To the left is the "M" trail located in Missoula, Montana. You can see the zig-zag of the trail if you look close enough. I wanted to hike it, but did not have the time to do so at our conference. Instead I went on another shorter trail by the campus hugging the river that goes through town as well as getting a tour of the University of Montana which is beautiful.
We stayed in the C'mon Inn which still makes me laugh but I would recommend staying there.
Unfortunately, I left my tennis shoes in the room so I had to call them up and have my shoes sent back to me. That is the problem with leaving at 5 in the morning to come back home.

Friday, November 02, 2007

 

Pedometers

When Hailey and I went for our hike, we were curious how long we had actually walked and the topic of pedometers came up. Soon after I was trying to decide what to do with an internet gift certificate that I was given and I thought of the pedometer. So I got one.

It came in the mail a couple of days ago. I've been tracking how far I've walked and how many steps each day. It has been very eye-opening. Some days I walk about 6 miles a day and then other barely 1 and half. On those days, I usually have meetings all day. I guess I'm going to have to go on a long walk after those meetings to get up to speed on my exercise! Aye - yi-yi! :-)

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