Perhaps next week we will have some time to reflect and tell stories, as the stories seem to be mounting up but the time to write and tell is less and less. However, most of you know that, for a cold beverage, Mike will stop by and talk your leg off once we return home -- actually, he will do it for nothing, but a cold beverage certainly sounds good this evening.
But, since Mike is responsible for the " first act" tomorrow morning, will write a few words of captions to try capturing a bit of the parameters of our Wednesday through Monday transitions:
Spent the whole afternoon, with John and Salome putting in "overtime" Wednesday, reviewing together to see that all pieces were set to be in place for the seminar.
Then off to Ketumbeine, where we encountered interesting "roads" going up the mountain (Sharon's comment: "We have to come down this road also?!")
And interesting "no roads" to the Congregation under the acacia tree. Then joined them for a bit of dancing and eating goat!
But back in time to welcome our seminar participants with a very busy, and we hope fulfilling day. Made our day when one young man said "If I could make my classes go as quickly as this day went, no students would fail." Now we feel even more challenged to mentor them into getting students much more involved in the learning process.
Thanks much for keeping the prayers coming this way,
Peace & Love,
Mike & Sharon
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