Today I went to the wedding of "Daniel"(Ahmed) from the Jordan, and Shirley from China. This picture was taken with many of the international students from my school in Manila, plus Bob who is Filipino and went there last year.

With some of the other international girls (and Tim) from my school, AGS.

With friends in Makati, Metro Manila.

CFM Christmas program.

With Bob and Ate Alice, the one who shared the gospel with him many years ago. We were at a professional's night of fellowship at a university campus in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya.

Mission Exposure Trip to Bontoc, Mountain Province, November 7-14, 2005, With Classmates From AGS

On the Bus to Bontoc

A Street in Bontoc

Eating Sugar Cane-we visited the home of a pastor during one of our hikes

This girl washes her own clothes.

At the Pastor's House

An Old Lady-she's probably 100+, but doesn't know her age.

Her Old House-they preserved it

A High Place Where Sacrifices Are Still Made

With the Teachers-this elementary school has two rooms

We Hiked to an Elementary School

Bontoc Museum

Sleeping Dorm for Young Women-Bontoc Museum

At the Museum

Pounding Rice

A Traditional Bontoc House With a Dead Man

In Some Rice Terraces Near Bontoc

Some Rice Terraces

Hiking Through Rice Terraces

View of Bontoc (from the top of a jeepney)

I Got to Ride Down the Mountain on Top of a Jeepney

Hanging Coffins, Sagada

the cave with coffins in Sagada

A Chair, Sagada

We ate in the yard of someone's house-I like their table and chair!

Sagada, Mountain Province

We stopped at this Catholic church

Steel Bridge-these used to be the only way across the river in Bontoc

A Church in Mainit

Stone Rice Pounder with Eric

Pig and Piglets

Boiling Water Gushing from a Rock in the town of Mainit (Tagalog for "hot"), Mountain Province

Mainit, a town in the crater of a volcano

In a Kitchen in Mainit, Mountain Province

A House in Mainit-They must have built it above ground because the hot spring is always changing places.

View of Bontoc

An Evening Devotional-we built a rock monuement together

weaving in Bontoc

Traditional Igorot Clothing-it used to be worn topless, and, of course, the g-string was worn alone.

Eating Balut-a partially formed chicken that was killed before it could hatch