So last night, after a long day, very tired, I sat on the bed, and Gail asked, ¨So, what did you learn in Spanish class today?¨to which I proudly replied, ¨I learned the verb ´to be´.¨ This seemed a real milestone for me since to be is so basic to language and especially to espangol.
Gail replied, ¨Oh, great! Which one?¨
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Needless to say, I did not sleep well last night in anticipation. Indeed, I was even grouchy in espangol class this manana…while learned all about the many and complicated differences between ser and estar. To sum up what I understand so far: I asked Gail after class today (the one with the humor mal [bad mood??]), in the taxi on the way home,¨So, ser seems to be for permanent stuff and estar seems to be for temporary stuff, right?¨
She only said, ¨You don´t want to go there.¨
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Like where? You mean acqui?
After a long season of prayer, Gail and I committed ourselves to full-time missions in December 2010. We expect 2011 to be the year we plant our feet on this new ground. Our vision, for the time being, is to be servant missionaries, seeking to serve other established mission organizations around the world rather than originate a new mission organization with ventures of our own. There are a lot of established mission ministries already out there - we desire to go alongside other missionaries as servants and partners until the Lord leads us differently. We are open to go anywhere in the world to serve, short-term, long-term...we'll see...Have Mission Will Travel...
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