The two younger boys seem to have friends at school that they're enjoying. Our youngest has a friend there who's been asking for four years, "When will he be back?" This is a wonderful answer to prayer.
This is usually what we see when we step outside our house our house in Japan. Vastly different from what we see now in Australia (see photos below). |
Along our riding journey to school we pass a paddock with two horses. |
We've ridden to school four out of five days. It is a 7 km round trip that includes hills, David
and I take it in turns to ride with the boys. We're still working out some challenges on this front, but in general it is such a great way to enjoy our Australian surroundings. We ride through some bush on our way and it is a balm to our concrete-jungle-weary hearts. Good for our fitness too. We're certainly not used to hills, Tokyo is built on the largest plain in Japan and is generally pretty flat.
Part of the path we ride along. |
and I take it in turns to ride with the boys. We're still working out some challenges on this front, but in general it is such a great way to enjoy our Australian surroundings. We ride through some bush on our way and it is a balm to our concrete-jungle-weary hearts. Good for our fitness too. We're certainly not used to hills, Tokyo is built on the largest plain in Japan and is generally pretty flat.
The house is working out pretty well. Our eldest said the other day he prefers it to our Japan house. We're still getting used to the relatively vast yard we have, but are sure we're really going to appreciate it, even if we aren't the best gardeners. Just the serenity of the area is soothing and the many birds we hear is lovely.
The routine of going to wrestling half an hour away is taking some getting used to, but all the boys are enjoying it and are being well challenged.
There are more, but that will do for today. What are you thankful for this week?
There are more, but that will do for today. What are you thankful for this week?
Thankful for a week out of Cambodia in Bangkok.
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Thankful for my "home" in Phnom Penh.
Thankful for my moto so I can scoot around town and do messages.
Thankful for the moto repair shop that got my brakes working properly, even when the parts weren't quite right.
Thankful for fans.
Thankful for internet access.
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Yay! :) Thanks be to God.
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