Earlier this week, I drove home from school down the very dark country road to my home. It was not until I entered my parking garage that I noticed this little guy clinging to the outside of my passenger-side window. … Continue reading
Part of moving is cleaning out my pantry, kitchen cabinets, and refrigerator. I’m trying to use up what I have already and not buy new items now that I’m less than two months away from the move. I really didn’t … Continue reading
Why Taiwan? Taiwan is a part of me. It’s where I lived as a young child, and it’s the place to which I returned as an adult. Soon, it will be my first home with Charles as we begin our … Continue reading
Happy Easter! 復活節快樂! We celebrated Easter Sunday at New Life Bilingual Church, a Southern Baptist church plant here in Kaohsiung. It’s the church that my sisters and I have been attending this year. We love the pastor and the people. The … Continue reading
Today, I was surprised by my sisters, my mom (who’s visiting Taiwan for two weeks), and friends with a beautiful bridal shower. It was such a blessing to spend time laughing and talking with everyone. Here are a few photos … Continue reading
Last night, my friend and I went to a hot pot restaurant in town. There are lots of places in Taiwan that serve hot pot; many restaurants offer it as a menu option alongside noodles, dumplings, and other delicacies. At … Continue reading
While Charles was visiting Taiwan in January, we went out to beautiful Cijin Island to do an engagement photo shoot with Ashleigh Nicole Photography. Ashleigh is my incredibly talented sister who shot and edited the photos, and my other sister, … Continue reading
Tummy tucks. Chemical peels. Fat reductions. Fat injections. Lifts, augmentations, and implants. No matter what you want to enhance or remove, plastic surgery is your answer. Or so says today’s American culture. In fact, according to a recent study conducted … Continue reading
A Culture of Death Search for “Taiwan + abortion” on Google, and you will find titles like “Taiwan’s Astonishing Abortion Rate,” “Abortions Exceed Births,” and “Taiwan has up to 500,000 Abortions in 2010“–titles that depict a culture where choosing death … Continue reading
I shared this on Facebook yesterday, and it got a lot of likes. I thought perhaps I should preserve it on my blog and add a photo of the actual student work.
My students had a memory verse quiz in Bible class on Monday. This is what one student wrote:
