We got to the school the first week in March. Mayflora has about 4,000 students all living on campus. The grounds of the school were huge. We really felt at home living here. The building in the distance is the International building. It's where we taught the kids each day. The kindergarten teachers would slowly march our kids done the track to class. You can also see a glimpse of our cafeteria. Rice and boiled cabbage EVERY DAY, sometimes we'd get fish, sometimes chicken.
We loved it there.
Monday, October 4, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
China Revival
When we first went to China, I wanted to make this blog as a sort of journal for our trip. Unfortunately, blogger doesn't work in China. I still posted all of our photos and videos online, but without commentary. I still miss our kids. Living in China was an ultimate experience. Today, I want to introduce you to some of our kids. Then, I'll start from the beginning so you can relive the experience with me.
Every day before class we lined up our class. Here you can see Aaron (a screamer) and Ellen (a clinger)
This is Matthew. He had a hilarious voice. It was as if he had smoked since the womb. I lovingly called him froggy.
This is another awesome picture of Ellen.
Every day before class we lined up our class. Here you can see Aaron (a screamer) and Ellen (a clinger)
This is Matthew. He had a hilarious voice. It was as if he had smoked since the womb. I lovingly called him froggy.
This is another awesome picture of Ellen.
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