| Turkey Bowl |
We are thankful for a good volleyball season. November is our tournament month, and we played hard both in Seoul and Daegu. Saying goodbye to our team was bittersweet. We have formed a bond with these 13 players but are glad to rest from the busyness that comes with coaching a varsity sport. We continue to see most of our team, though, during the open-gym volleyball we host once a week--a way to upkeep our connections and encourage physical discipline in the off season.
We are thankful for our school and the friendships we have with others in our international community. Mark played in the Turkey Bowl, an annual soccer game of staff players versus a team of dads (from the school). He was also able to get together with others to play basketball at least once a week. Malia arranged playdates with other stay-at-home moms, continued to help with the international playgroup, and managed the ladies' book club. It's so encouraging to have a number of friends who are in a similiar season of life (young kids, overseas, etc.).
We are thankful for the upcoming winter and the vacation we anticipate. The cold is upon us, but we are excited about the change in weather and the events in our near future. Christmas programs and concerts are going on at the school, parties are in preparation, and our trip to the States is getting closer and closer.
And we are so thankful for each other. Our children are wild and joyous and kind, and we praise the Lord for our marriage.
Praises:
-Health
-Bible studies
-Family
Prayer Requests:
-Mark is leading a new small group, teaching them about spiritual leadership in a sports' setting.
-Awana
-Seoul International Playgroup
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