M.E.L.T

Today I had the opportunity to go to one of the university in Okinawa, Ryukyu Daigaku (also known as RyuDai) for English class call MELT. MELT stands for My English Lunch Time, and the students who attends RyuDai comes to the classroom while eating lunch. And at the same time that they eat lunch, they have the opportunity to learn english.

Normally, Tim Newell is the person who teaches, but due to the recording of the Hakugaijin CD, he was unable to teach. So taking his place, Roy Toma taught english to the students. It was fun.

Sorry....(>o<)......

The layout that I had previously was the same as the one on "e3mission" so i decided to change it eventhough I really liked it.....
But anyways, to know what is happening in Okinawa at the Calvary Chapel Ginowan, go to
http://www.calvarychapele3missions.blogspot.com/

Nature in Okinawa

There are great natures that you can see and feel, here in Okinawa. I like to take pictures, but not of people, but of nature. I think that I have some good skills at taking photos, but I would let you guys decide. （　ーωー）b

Oh...also right now it's the cherryblossom season here in Okinawa. It's quiet fast than the main land Japan, due to the difference in the weather.

English Students

Right now I teach English, every Saturday noon, to two Japanese children, Rin and Aogu Nakaza. They are the kids of Reiko-san, who comes to Calvary Chapel Ginowan. I met the two when I was helping the teacher in the Sunday School translating. They were both shy at first, but now we are close friends.

And I also teach English to Reiko-san, and what do you know, I teach her whole family! What a blessing! After class, we go to the park and hang around most of the time.

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