Well- it's official, our time at Rescue is coming to an end. Only 5 more visits (4 more days of classes and one day of partying) and another chapter is closed. Because our friends at Korean Air refused to re-route our flight home, we'll be in SE Asia for another month before heading back to our home and native land.
In the mean time, we'll finish strong here and then head off to Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, or maybe all of the above. I must be ready to go back because right now out of all my options, I'd probably pick a patio in Greendale, BC or a dock in Rosseau, ON. And some BBQ burgers and a big ol' salad. Iced tea would be good too. And playoff hockey.
We spent Easter Sunday at a place called the Crystal Dome, along with the congregations of all the English-speaking churches in PP. The place was all decked out in yellow and pink and unlike Christmas, this time it felt a little more like a holiday. I love going to church on Easter and belting out the hymns--though sometimes those high notes are tough...same goes for the bass...and the melody gets me too most times. To compensate, I find it helps to sing louder--much to the delight of my wife. Man I love the hymns.
After church we went for lunch to a fancy buffet in a five-star hotel. Our neighbours invited us and we happily obliged. Ate a good old Easter Feaster and then headed home. No ham or turkey though. Maybe next year.
Later.
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