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Just a overview of my day. . . Up at five. . . devotions. . . here's a quote from Andrew murry that really struck me this morning. "There are many Christians that wonder why they fail.

Crissy's brother, Nathan, is now here with us in El Salvador. 
Take a moment to read his blog.  It think you will be blessed.

http://nathans-perspectives.blogspot.com/

The field recorder NoLessDays sent to Kemantian, Palawan, Philippines has been put to good use, but finally we have received several of its recordings.  Take a listen to this audio blog.  There will be more to follow soon.

Weekend before last we got up at 4:30 on Saturday morning.  We planned to leave at 6:00 to make sure we had enough time to get to Papi Leo's church in Ahuachapan.  We werent sure exactly how long it would take.  I decided to go and make sure the guys were awake at 5:30, which they werent.  It took me a while to wake up one of them, I though I was going to have to throw somet

My Spanish learning opportunities have just gotten smaller, thus making my word lists here even more important. I am now a full time teacher. It’s odd that my first experience with having my own classroom would be a multi-grade, elementary one. My training is the one subject, high school variety. That said, I am really looking forward to it.

You always hear stories of people learning new languages who unknowingly use the wrong word, which just happens to be a really wrong word, an embarrassing word. Well, thankfully I haven’t yet had an experience like that…unless you count the times I’ve used dolor (to have pain) instead of dolar (dollar $). This faux pas usually gets a few laughs.

We just returned this past monday from a trip home.  It was a bit unexpected, and certainly a blessing.  It was great to see family, my new neice, and also the doctor. 

I found this link on Lew Rockwell.com. Thought it might be of interest to my fellow NLD readers. Christopher, what do you think about creating a  forum topic for thoughts relating to the separation of  Church and State to

We Americans are too idealistic; and our idealism is dominated by ignorance.  In so many critical areas, we brashly make judgement calls that are founded on nothing more than conceptual perfection and misinformation.  Here are some examples of our lousy arguments.  Call me out if I'm falling into the same trap.