long time

Greetings, I know it has been a long time since I last posted, but I am in Viet Nam, and the Internet is not always available.

We are on the down hill slide now. We have three teaching days left, and then the school is taking us on a short trip. Things have smoothed out. The team has become a team, the school loves us and wants us back next year. We have been successful in building a foundation. We have had a few conversations but that is to be expected.

The school my be offering me a full time job next week, I'll have to wait and see and of course pray about it. Many things to think about. I have a cold as does most of my team, but we have made it through bad illnesses, team issues and the heat here, so God has blessed us. And we do thank you for your prayers.

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