Monthly Archives: October 2013

As I continue to reflect on my 71st Birthday and all the excitement.   A couple of weeks prior to my Tuesday birthday I told the boys that I would take them bowling for my birthday celebration because school was … Continue reading →

At the age of 71, I am entitled to brag about all the things that have come, and now gone as a part of my birthday.  What a wonderfully fun filled day with lots of people and lots of gestures … Continue reading →

You might have been a reader of my Blog on April 26, 2013 when I facetiously announced my passing.   Several friends were upset with me and my ruse, but what I was trying to do in a rather dramatic … Continue reading →

I get my hair cut and have numerous appointments with people near the Independence Monument of Cambodia.  I had not paid any attention to a new monument that was literally being assembled right in front of my nose, but there … Continue reading →

During my fifteen months living here in Cambodia, I have always traveled with my camera as I look for opportunities to create a new Blog piece so that people in the USA can get an understanding of the Cambodian culture … Continue reading →

When I lived in the United States, there was more than one time that I sat in my enclosed air conditioned Cadillac Escalade listening to the radio.  I would frequently get delayed crossing Highway 62 into Edina at 4:30 PM … Continue reading →

I started my Southeast Asia college teaching career today.  I am teaching first year college students “World Literature.”  The first day was a three hour adventure into an understanding about how my class is going to be run.  I am … Continue reading →

The orphanage that I am associated with hurts for money all the time, and as a result the food that is served to the children is far less than I would hope for, and certainly expect myself if I was … Continue reading →

During his life on earth Jesus performed many miracles. You may or may not believe in the presence of miracles in 2013. A miracle possibility that you might want to consider is me. I am living in a Third World … Continue reading →

I haven’t done children sermons for quite a few years.  I am presently supervising a village church service every Sunday at 4:30 PM and we are drawing about 30-40 people, all of whom are Cambodian and speak Khmer with very … Continue reading →