All morning I've been reading about Sunday night's games and I had to post and say how much I'm missing the playoffs this year. Astros-White Sox, can it be happening? When the Braves and Yanks went down, I knew this October was looking good. And not that I dislike the Red Sox or Cardinals, but I really don't like them either. Anyway, pitching pitching pitching, playoff beards, and the thought of Lance Berkman in the World Series is definitely enough to make my baseball-loving heart beat a bit faster. A preliminary thanks to my good bud Adrian for taping some LCS games for me and sending them on over here. Finally, there'll be some baseball being watched in China.
Caveat: I know it's only 3-1 in the NL, but I'm sure Scrap Iron Phil'll get the job done. Go 'Stros!
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A Chinese/Western musical comedy starring Joe Kuai and his trusty steed Cha-shui.
Me as Joe Kuai.
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What's this all about?
From August 2005 to June 2006, I lived in Beijing, China, teaching English to 4-, 5-, and 6-year old Kindergartners. It was year that flipped me "upside down" in more ways than one (wow that was corny), but more than that it was a year in which I followed the call of my Heavenly Father and was overwhelmed by His goodness and provision . This blog was my way of journaling my experiences with students, teachers, friends and telling folks back home about all my adventures from tuk-tuk rides in Thailand to strolls to the local grocery store. Read, scroll the archives, and I hope you gain a glimpse of my year overseas and what living out the Lord's calling meant for my life.
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