hey, jen!
i got your post card the other day. thank you so much for keeping in touch with us. we certainly miss you guys and pray for you often. i wish we could go grab some cocos curry right now!
love you!
amy
Monday, July 28, 2008
things to do
change of plans
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
ice cream and princesses
lots of swimming
new house

we are buying a house! i have to admit that there is some anxiety mixed in with our excitement! our house is being built in a nice neighborhood near the base. right now, jonathan's commute is about 33 miles one way, and with the price of gas these days.... moving closer to base was a no-brainer! it should be finished around mid-august. once it's done, we will have lots of room so if you are planning a trip to san antonio, please plan to visit us!
Wednesday, April 09, 2008
fun pics
Saturday, March 22, 2008
its been a while
i didn't realize that it has been so long since our last blog. instead of going back and trying to catch up on the last 3 months, here are a few pics from the last few weeks.
we are doing well here. i think we are finally adjusting to life in san antonio. jonathan's job has changed, and he's the chaplain at medina chapel. i like this much better because there are families in this service... i have a chance to socialize! and there are children for kristin to play with. jonathan is also in charge of the refuge which is a hang-out place for the tech trainees. it's a lot like the project 196 building on kadena. the first time i stepped in there, it kind of felt like home. however, i don't get to go very often. they have a Bible study there and it's hard for kristin to sit still.
kristin and i are finding our niche as well. God has blessed me with a few friends here and there. i'm still trying to finish my degree, and i'm trying not to get distracted by a social life! i'll need lots of prayers in that area!
anyway... we miss okinawa and our friends very much. the funny thing is that even if we returned to oki, many of our friends have been long gone from there, so we still wouldn't be able to see everyone that we miss.
hope you enjoy the pics!
we are doing well here. i think we are finally adjusting to life in san antonio. jonathan's job has changed, and he's the chaplain at medina chapel. i like this much better because there are families in this service... i have a chance to socialize! and there are children for kristin to play with. jonathan is also in charge of the refuge which is a hang-out place for the tech trainees. it's a lot like the project 196 building on kadena. the first time i stepped in there, it kind of felt like home. however, i don't get to go very often. they have a Bible study there and it's hard for kristin to sit still.
kristin and i are finding our niche as well. God has blessed me with a few friends here and there. i'm still trying to finish my degree, and i'm trying not to get distracted by a social life! i'll need lots of prayers in that area!
anyway... we miss okinawa and our friends very much. the funny thing is that even if we returned to oki, many of our friends have been long gone from there, so we still wouldn't be able to see everyone that we miss.
hope you enjoy the pics!
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Leaving Okinawa
Saying goodbye has been so difficult!
We had to drive down the hill, out the gate and to our Okinawan apartment for the last time.
We had to take our last walk in our beautiful, quiet, Okinawan neighborhood.
Our last night in our apartment we slept on an air mattress. Guitar Hero was one of the last items to be packed up. :-)
Next step was TLF (temporary housing) while we waited for our flight out and said our goodbyes.
Kristin wore her kimono jammies a lot that last week.
Goodbyes are always tough. We miss our friends from Oki very much!!!!! These are just a few shots of some of the super people God allowed us to get to know in Okinawa...

Nice backpack, Matt!
At the airport we got to see the China Airlines jet that had exploded several days earlier. We have flown on that airline several times. ...not really the most comforting sight as you board your aircraft for a flight across the ocean.

I am so going to miss Asia. This guy's vest says "gas security." If you know me very well, I don't have to tell you how that made me feel. :-)


Bye bye Okinawa! I couldn't help wonder if I would ever set foot back on this island again. I hope so...
The long flight went very well, because Kristin was OUT COLD! Yesss!

These pics are actually from the airport in Honalulu on our way to the mainland. However, they fit here because I was eating the last of my Japanese snack foods. I love those pizza chips. They are so addictive!
Kristin wore her kimono jammies a lot that last week.
Goodbyes are always tough. We miss our friends from Oki very much!!!!! These are just a few shots of some of the super people God allowed us to get to know in Okinawa...
At the airport we got to see the China Airlines jet that had exploded several days earlier. We have flown on that airline several times. ...not really the most comforting sight as you board your aircraft for a flight across the ocean.
Bye bye Okinawa! I couldn't help wonder if I would ever set foot back on this island again. I hope so...

These pics are actually from the airport in Honalulu on our way to the mainland. However, they fit here because I was eating the last of my Japanese snack foods. I love those pizza chips. They are so addictive!
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