my home away from home

It goes by faster every year. The summer is over and classes begin tomorrow. I am blessed with an amazing roomate and have a cozy room (pink, and utterly wonderful:) I will post pictures as soon as I take them... but meanwhile, you can check out Olivia's blog.

Happy studying!

Last Day At Market...

Luke and I are pretty good about sharing. Last night when we were polishing tomatoes and squash (yes, I know....), We were trying to decide who would be the Fisher Farms represenative at the Tulsa Farmers Market, since we are both leaving on Sunday. "Luke, it is really too bad that we are both phlegmatic, it sometimes makes things more difficult because neither one of us care!" Well, ends up that I went to market, and Luke is picking up our friend from the airport. Market was fun today, and I am getting to know the people. Now I am leaving. All well.

I will miss polishing tomatoes with Luke and meeting all the eccentricites of Tulsa.

Matthew & Amber's Wedding

wedding pictures

Alex wore her mom's wedding dress, and was a stunning bride. Here she is next to her happy and proud dad...

And next her new husband, Larry.
This is Michelle & Stephan's wedding. Everything was amazing.
Macy and I spent hours making the Carlile reception beautiful. Here is the recipe for our table settings: 1 mirror tile, 4 M&M holders that look like daisies, 1 bouquet, and 4 fresh daises...

my wedding prayer

May each wedding that I attend this weekend be an event in which You planned. May each wedding have a bride and a groom that You created to be together, and brought together. Help me to support and love these new families. Prepare me for the plans that You have for my life.
Amen.

Now That I'm Home

I am staying busy here at home: I am back to cooking, cleaning, going to market, etc. Oh, and I am still teaching little Korean children (and not just in my sleep:). Our small church school is hosting an English-Korean summer camp and one of the teachers was unavailable.... But since I am back in town, I am back in the helping-out business.

my new do

This is a picture of me at the Seoul SDA Church, listening to the sermon while my neighbor apparently took a picture of me...

adventure.

I don't speak Korean.
She doesn't speak English.

I wanted my hair cut.
She cuts hair.

Some thought I was crazy.
I think getting hair cuts in foreign countries is grand fun!

I would love to show you a picture of my very, very, Korean haircut, but....
due to technical difficulties I am unable to at the moment.

Let's just say that I will really have opportunities to become a red neck:)