We made it to
It was all worth it though when we went to one of the Heifer Int’l villages yesterday. Wow, is all I have to say. The village met us with drums and dancers and led the way announcing we had arrived as we marched into the village. When we got to the top, the entire village was there to greet us. They were ecstatic. They showed us their schools, their homes, their land, and truly opened their hearts to us. The school children were all lined up and singing for us when we arrived. I’m sure none of you are surprised that I cried a bit. I just can’t describe the overwhelming feeling of gratitude, humility, thankfulness, and awe that these people gave to me. They have so little while we have so much. It was truly a life changing experience and one that I want my family, students, and children to experience for themselves. Now I just have to figure out how to show all I have learned and experienced here back home. I’m still trying to grasp all of it myself.
Tomorrow we go to the Great Wall, Saturday we go to Tiananmen Square and the
Have you tried dumplings and roast ducks? They are the famous and traditional Beijing dieshes. And also bird's nest soup? Its a delicacy in China.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your days~~~
Gillion
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