American on to Dallas. I hope to be at the DTS BBQ tomorrow night! I noticed that Ireland had some problems with the ash cloud the last few days but I trust I won't spend additional time getting home. I am going to miss my little six-year old friend Ruthie. She talks to me, translates for me when students talk to me at the table, sings, prays and she gets all the candy I have brought in my suitcase! I gave her the sleeping mask from the airplane and she wore it to lunch. Lunch was soup and peas with some chicken mixed in. I enjoy it. Classes ended at 1 pm and I spent the last hour or so preparing the exam that the students will take on Monday.
Tuesday night I spent some time in the guys room sharing a devotion with them. I took a picture of the three guys in 
the room on their bed and another one of their closet and shelves (that is my friend Alin who is a staff member here and got them to invite me to come! He was my translator for the devotion too). Not much by some standards but these guys are great!Last night I spoke for 45 minutes to the students because they wanted to hear how the Lord had saved and led 
me. The singing was great (sometimes I recognize the tune) and the students very attentive. I've had some 
great conversations with those who know a little English and with the others through translation. I am going 
home richer for having come here. I took a picture of three of the young ladies is. Always serving and working around. May they find good husbands to serve with them in the years ahead!
me. The singing was great (sometimes I recognize the tune) and the students very attentive. I've had some 
great conversations with those who know a little English and with the others through translation. I am going 
home richer for having come here. I took a picture of three of the young ladies is. Always serving and working around. May they find good husbands to serve with them in the years ahead!
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