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... figure between $7,000-$8,000. With multi-city airfare, all hotel stays including a 5-star in Hong Kong, the dance event, all meals, and all transportation: a hair over $5,000.<br><br>Anyway, here's what I've accomplished so far. I have to renew my passport since it expires in 2010. The renewal application was sent off earlier this week.<br><br>Today, I purchased the event pass for the dance event. That ...

... reckless energy. Ergo, I just end up sliding around on the floor a lot, scrambling for the ball. That results in a number of scrapes on my joints, bumps on my head, and the occasional lucky basket. All was going okay (exhausting, but okay) until a ball to the face left me bloody, disoriented, and nauseated. That was it for me. I stumbled into the bathroom and found respite on the floor until I could gather myself together enough to relocate to the couch.<br><br>I was feeling kinda ...

... and family situations. Thankfully, our show's has some content that is geared toward them. Maybe something sunk in.<br><br>In the afternoon, we put on our video for Maryland School for the Deaf. Interesting, huh? So we put on subtitles (you might have guessed), and you'd think we wouldn't need speakers or sound at all, huh? Well actually, it was quite the opposite. The principal asked us to put the speakers ...

... Cool :) It's neat how being a positive voice and sharing truth, even without using Christ's name still reflects what He's all about. Any Christians watching the show can see biblical principles clearly. Any non-Christians watching the show can still be empowered to make right decisions. <br><br>Tonight we enjoyed a wonderful dinner with the Bjorndals and a low-key evening at home. More to come :)

... Frederick. There, we passed the evening by playing Scrabble, playing cards, and sipping drinks amidst the ambiance of open mic performances.<br><br>It was so nice to hang out with some people our own age--they were very similar to us, socially, which made the the time very enjoyable. We laughed, we chatted, we had a great time!<br><br>And we get to sleep in a bedroom in a house :) We've been spoiled

Today, Florence and I had the opportunity to visit Gettysburg National Park, and given that we started the day with very limited knowledge of Gettysburg or the Civil War for that matter, we didn't exactly know what we were going to see and learn. What we saw and learned was so much more than I can ever put on this blog, but overall it was a very good day.....incredibly interesting, awe inspiring in it's scope, and very sad at the ...

... t see the battle going on because of all the beauty around them!!! The area where they called it the devil's dan was also very beautiful too &amp; thinking wow God you made all of this?.?.? How could anyone fight a war or a battle in this beautiful place u made it to be?.. I was in amazment the whole day!!! I was taking pictures of the landscape that God had made for this specific city! I was in my own little world of photography!!!!!!

... where to search. That battlefield area is so full of bodies that he regrets having to step on some of the bodies to reach his son. There are still wounded in the field and he has hopes of finding his son alive. The Fathers letter to his anxious, waiting wife would tear the heart out of anyone. I turn to Paula and answer, "Does it upset me? Yes, if that is a big enough word". Its soon time to meet our guide and a drive in the fresh air will be a welcome respite.

... tour guide in the car- I was amazed at the vast area in which the battle of Gettysburg was fought. There are monuments set up all along the battle course for every thing possible. It was fun to see locals dressed up in Civil War character and set up all along the route, and humbling to re-learn our history. We even encountered a group of young drummer boys in uniform eating at a local diner.

... Killer Angels and so Carrie finally learned that the Union won both the Battle of Gettysburg and eventually the Civil War. Having listened to the book for over twelve hours on the way here, our brains were ready to absorb what we were looking at. Towards the end of our walk we entered a gift shop. For some reason the owners seemed to be pushing the General Lee memorabilia. The shelves were filled with Confederate flags, Refrigerator magnets proclaiming that the South will ...