Cassie is telling us about the orphanage. She worked here and wanted to
share it with us. Their goal is to be self sustaining. Notice the beautiful
gardens. They raise pigs, these will be very profitable. They are teaching
the children responsibility, they have chores and their curriculum is
Bible based. It was a joy visiting with the children and staff.
Kell and Jord at the top. The view was breathtaking. Solar panels help make
the orphanage energy efficient.
Buzz loving that little niece, baby Esther.
Kell and Abigail with the gorgeous roses. They must have used miracle grow!
This little piggy is goin to the market.
I snuck a peek at the children doing school. We didn't want to disturb
This little piggy is goin to the market.
I snuck a peek at the children doing school. We didn't want to disturb them. They are adorable. They have a great home here.
Cousins.
Me and two of my precious children.
Jyoti, Sundesh, Kell and Julia. I love the wheatfields.
Jules, Aunt Cathy and sweet Abigail.
We found a Julia in the middle of the wheat. Looking for a Boaz? ha ha
The wheat was amazing. We had never seen a field like this with the
A lady carrying her load of wheat. She will put it on the road and let the cars
Cousins.
Me and two of my precious children.
Jyoti, Sundesh, Kell and Julia. I love the wheatfields.
Jules, Aunt Cathy and sweet Abigail.
We found a Julia in the middle of the wheat. Looking for a Boaz? ha ha
The wheat was amazing. We had never seen a field like this with theworkers harvesting.
Jord
and Sundesh admiring the wheat.
A lady carrying her load of wheat. She will put it on the road and let the carsdo the threshing.
Jord and Kell, they never dreamed they would be in Nepal together.
Kell, Lydia, Esther and Abigail.
Me and Kell.
Cassie was took us on the tour of the orphanage and did a wonderful job
Tina would love these java wafers. Yum!!
Enjoying our picnic overlooking the mountains.
Jord and Kell, they never dreamed they would be in Nepal together.
Kell, Lydia, Esther and Abigail.
Me and Kell.
Cassie was took us on the tour of the orphanage and did a wonderful jobanswering all our questions. Thanks, Cassie. (She had to go to India the
next day, so we didn't get to see her again.
Tina would love these java wafers. Yum!!
Enjoying our picnic overlooking the mountains.
7 comments:
Hey Cathy,
I bet you really loved that orphanage. Hard to imagine those babies with no families.
How blessed you all were to have experienced this trip together. So glad you were able to accomplish it safely!!
Love you all!
Tracy
The orphanage looks like it is truly doing the Lord's work; very encouraging!
I love the "Julia looking for Boaz" pic!
Love,
Katie
Cathy - I loved looking at the pics of Nepal. What a precious time for you all! I was so glad to get to meet you in NY!!
Loved your Southern Hospitality header on the blog - we may try out that hospitality this winter~ Do you ever think it funny you get so much company in the winter???
Love ya~
Gail
Julia looking for Boaz!! How precious. You need to send that to Pastor Williams, he would love it!!
You're right, this java momma would love those java wafers and a java buddy to enjoy them with me :)
I had never seen the picnic picture. It's a great pic of the family and I bet it makes you wish you were there again together with the family.
Keep up the wonderful blogging!!! We've enjoyed it immensely.
Love youins,
Your neighbor
Great pictures! I loved the Boaz comment as well - perfect! The wheat fields were amazing ~ Letting the cars do the threshing, very smart!
What a blessing it was to read of the orphanage. Praise the Lord for places like that.
Love,
Molly
actually i was looking for JON THE BAPTIST ( : lol
I loved shoppin in Nepal! I wanted everything ( : so hard to decide, i look so intense in several pics of me shoppin.
Ur doing good w/ ur bloggin now ( :
Love ya Aunt Cathy
Looks like y'all had a great time in Nepal! Praise the Lord that He allowed you to go and that He kept you safe.
Thanks for posting the pics.
Hillary
I also like the "Julia looking for a Boaz "picture!!! =)
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