“Sonidos Serranos” was begun in March 2008 partly for our parents who were all overseas at the time. Since August 2009 and especially in early 2011, the blog became a practical way to communicate updates on our nephew Jona’s battle with cancer and God’s graciously giving him ultimate healing. I’ll still be posting about God’s amazing grace in his life ~ and our lives as well...
As for me:
I’m happily married to John Mark, my best friend. Our greatest joy is knowing Jesus Christ as personal Savior. After years of preparing and waiting, we are excited to be in Uruguay as full-time teachers, sharing the message of salvation in Christ alone in this part of the world.
Our E and DJ are also great sources of joy ~ and wonderful answers to prayer! They have a great heritage: Their grandparents (all of them!) are or have been missionaries. And they continue to be an important reason for this blog.
2 comments:
O! I recognize those picture: the Tamarack!
Did you stop and eat there? We always assumed it was expensive, but during the last days of my dad's life (he lived and worked in WV) he told us that we should try the cherry turnover--he and my mom always stopped to get it. Well, we tried it; it was too sour for us, but the other food was AMAZING! Made from "scratch" for the most part and not much more expensive than a fast food place. We almost always stop there on the way up to visit my mom in WV--it's 2.5 more hours to her house. The food is pretty amazing. If you haven't tried it before but head back up that way again we highly recommend it.
Yes, the Tamarack! We actually haven't eaten there, although a couple who recently hosted us in OH hightly recommended it. (If I remember correctly, the chef is a personal friend of theirs.) We really should try it out...
We've actually stopped (several times) to use a corner of the parking lot to feed the Little Man. And the facilities are well-kept, and the play area is fun! :o)
Post a Comment