Maybe it is the resourceful/creating side of the culture, but I have found a lot more males who like to do the cooking at home here so far than i knew in the states.


I will repeat this over and over, but an underlying theme since the first time I came to NZ has been the serious need for prayer. For things to change and hearts to be warmed in New Zealand and especially cession|community, there is a HUGE call to prayer warriors around the world and to begin to call up new prayer warriors already here in New Zealand.

You know it is bad when I am righting a paper for my online classes and every time I make a point I am tempted to write “eh” because I keep saying it in my head every time i make a point. Scary.
2 comments:
So so true eh?
I thought "eh" was a Canadian thing?! Every time someone hears I am marrying a Canadian, they ask if he says "eh" all the time! He doesn't, since he has been here for so long, but I think it's cute! Girls like guys with an accent!! :)
Also, wanted to let you know we are praying for you!! You are awesome and God is using you!
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