Thailand Journal 7 – Aug. 31

The morning devotionals have been inspiring. Today Andrew Yamada, like those before gave a snippet of his life. At the Elementary school, the 4^th to 9^th grades were off to a Buddhist camp. The team had the 3^rd graders all morning. Nuny hosted the national accreditors of her English program. On the farm, the road is almost finished. It is a good feeling. We are trying to raise $2000.00 to help pay for its construction. In the afternoon, we toured Farm Chokchai, the largest dairy farm in southeast Asia.

Emil gave us a great private tour and taught us some much. Then we stopped by the side of the road in Muak Lek and got Thai pancakes (like crepes with lots of condensed milk, sugar, and bananas) for the team members. Ended the day at the food court on campus. If you wish to see all my journals in one spot, please go to my blogspot: http://blessingsfrompedrito.blogspot.com/. And the link to the photos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/143715478@N06/albums/72157685560631054