Day of rest, relaxation, sightseeing and ice cream! in Siem Reap. Each and every one of your kids is feeling great and re-energized.
God is good!
3 hour trip to Kompong Cham coming up. We will be staying at a guesthouse that may not have Internet service. We will be in Phnom Phenn on Saturday so we can post from there. Don't forget to visit Pastor Donnie's facebook for pics and additional entries.
Blessings to you all!
Palma
12 students and 4 adults from Riverside Community Church's Student Ministry (Nexus) will be traveling from their hometown of Oakmont, Pa to Cambodia. They hope to bring glory to Jesus Christ by working with SEAPC-Cambodia and New Hope Children's Homes in the kingdom of Cambodia.
Friday, July 16, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Last night was rough. We slept outside on a hard floor under a bug net. Then me who isn't a morning person in the first place wasn't in the best of moods. I wanted to sleep on our way to the Christian school but it was only 5 min away. It was really cool seeing the school that we support with our offering every sunday. The only bad thing about that outreach was that unlike the orphanages the school students were very impatient. They wouldn't even let us finish a balloon before they started graving for it. They werevso close to me that to make the balloon I had to do everything over my head. I'm sure being compleatly exhausted didn't help but it was hard. Even though it was so hard to stay calm and patient it still was a great experience. Thankfully I got to sleep on the ride to siem riep. When we got here we just chilled out in the hotel until dinner time. Instead of taking the bus to dinner we took tuk tuks. Little 4 person Carriage pulled by a motor bike. That was really fun because we took the long rout to enjoy the ride. Then we went to dinner. Nothing weird to happened there. After dinner we got a fish foot massage. Weirdest thing ever. You pay 2.50$ for a coke and 20min for your feet to be in a pool of 'special' fish that eat all the dead skin and bacteria off your feet. At first we all couldn't stop yelling and laughing but then we got used to it for the most part.then Josh and I put our feet in a different tank with bigger fish. I liked it better but PD couldn't take it. At the end Josh and I took a suggestion from the guy working it and put our faces in the tank. That was basically my whole day.---- Jesse
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Hey mom just wanted to let you know everything is going great and I am having an amazing time here, tell daddy Bobby and Molly I said hi as well. The kids here are sooooo cute, I hate when we have to leave them, I always want to take one home. They are so thankful and sweet despite the conditions in which they live. --Love Melanie
Hello parents!
It's Wednesday morning and we are heading out to Battambang to visit the orphanage. We will then head out to Beantey Meanchy for another orphanage visit and an overnight stay in the mission house. We will be in a more remote area so will not have Internet service for a few days. Promise to sign on as soon as we can!
Your kids are eating very well and continue to be happy and energetic.
God bless!
Palma
It's Wednesday morning and we are heading out to Battambang to visit the orphanage. We will then head out to Beantey Meanchy for another orphanage visit and an overnight stay in the mission house. We will be in a more remote area so will not have Internet service for a few days. Promise to sign on as soon as we can!
Your kids are eating very well and continue to be happy and energetic.
God bless!
Palma
Today we went to the orphanage in Pursat Province. The kids were sooo cute! I think this group was the best. They gave us hugs before we left and no one wanted to leave! I can't wait to see the kids in the rest of the orphanages! The other day we had so much fun! There were all of these kids leaving an English teaching school. As the kids drove past us on their bikes, we yelled "hello" in as many different languages as we knew! I don't think they were confused, though.
- Cici
- Cici
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