Just-a-
Well, the doctors are saying it's just a........epidermal inclusion cyst with
foreign body granuloma. whatever that means.. I had the surgery on my neck, in the lymph gland area behind my left ear a couple of weeks ago, and the report is back. However the "just-a" has come again next to the scar of the old one. So I think it is "just-a-case of relying more on God." Wouldn't all our worries reduce if we all took a sizable dose of His medicine "Just-a"
In the meantime, We have a serious case of LOVE.... the hormones are alive, alert and we are going without sleep looking for kids in the dark. It happens ever year as the older ones get older, and I enter into second childhood. We now have taken serious measures, securing the girls dorm at night, having deans sleep in the dorms (thank you Jamie and Kum) and leaving the ways light up. We pray that things will settle back into sense soon.
Nigh has gone for three months pastoral training in Chiang Mai. Dong and Na both want to enrol in the next course. God blesses us always. Praise him for the challenges and the joys. Blessings come in mixed packages.
We have families wanting to jion us, some for short term mission experience and one for a longterm work.... praise God for the richness these will bring to our school and to His kingdom
foreign body granuloma. whatever that means.. I had the surgery on my neck, in the lymph gland area behind my left ear a couple of weeks ago, and the report is back. However the "just-a" has come again next to the scar of the old one. So I think it is "just-a-case of relying more on God." Wouldn't all our worries reduce if we all took a sizable dose of His medicine "Just-a"
In the meantime, We have a serious case of LOVE.... the hormones are alive, alert and we are going without sleep looking for kids in the dark. It happens ever year as the older ones get older, and I enter into second childhood. We now have taken serious measures, securing the girls dorm at night, having deans sleep in the dorms (thank you Jamie and Kum) and leaving the ways light up. We pray that things will settle back into sense soon.
Nigh has gone for three months pastoral training in Chiang Mai. Dong and Na both want to enrol in the next course. God blesses us always. Praise him for the challenges and the joys. Blessings come in mixed packages.
We have families wanting to jion us, some for short term mission experience and one for a longterm work.... praise God for the richness these will bring to our school and to His kingdom
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