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bye bye kate...


my favourite little student, kate. she had her last day in my class yesterday. she got accepted into an international school and is starting there in august. it's a really good opportunity for her and i'm very excited for her, because it will help her in the future so much. i am terribly sad, though, because she was my "favourite"... great kid... weird kid... wonderful, Christian parents whom are so supportive of their daughter and of me and my walk with God. i've never experienced that in korea with my student's parents. it was wonderful and i'm sad that it's time to move on.




these are the rest of my yahoos. we played around with my camera's timer yesterday. it was actually a lot of fun (except for lily's frown!). i'm already getting a little sad about having to say good-bye next month. i know that i'm ready and that it's time to move on... i know that teaching small children is not something i'm passionate about. but it has been an influential part of my life and it will be hard to let it go. no matter how crazy they make me... kids are wonderful creations of God.
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