All Things Peace Corps
When Ven. Gyatso was here, he planted marigolds and sunflowers. But now, it was a sad garden. So, I decided it needed some loving care. And here is the result.
Amazing Buddhist Center backyard transformation Read MoreThe iPod Touch is simply amazing. It’s like a mini-computer. All in a wafer the size of less than half a deck of cards. And I got to meet Richard Gere.
Richard Gere vs iPod Touch – Which would you pick? Read MoreToday I was reading Jena Winger’s post. Her coach gave her a Goal Setting Worksheet and I asked if she could send me a copy. And she did. So, here it is.
Nike Run Reporter Jena Winger’s Goal Setting Worksheet Read MoreReally only got out of the city one day with Tsetsgee’s family as we went to the Chingis Khan statue outside of UB. Nice weather with wonderful people.
Day trip with Tsetsgee’s family to see Chingis Khan Read MoreNow is a time of summer visitors. Ani Gyalmo’s daughter, and first granddaughter arrived for a visit. Poppie is one of the most happy babies I’ve ever seen.
Ani Gyalmo had some special summer visitors Read MoreMunguu, our office manager, got an incredible new job offer (at double the salary). We are sad to see her go but we are so grateful for everything she has done.
Munguu got a great job offer – Sad to see her go Read MoreMany of you think “This guy works too hard.” and you’d be right. A lot of factors make it very easy to slip into a work-a-holic mode.
Summer Exercise!!! Read MoreWell, everyone got me out of my classroom for a huge staff picnic in the countryside. A fun time had by all.
Buddhist Center staff picnic in the countryside Read MoreAnother semester is done and time for certificate parties. I told them that they are the reason I’m in Mongolian. I’m blessed to be their teacher.
Certificate parties for the Spring semester Read MoreThe old sewing machine was a beautiful hand-crank model. Not surprising when you consider that many in the countryside don’t have electricity
Glimpse of a time lost seeing this old sewing machine Read More