Thursday, July 31, 2008
Last Post ?????
We can not believe it has been over two years since we began our adventure in Japan. We have made many friendships that we hope will last for years.
It is with some sadness that I write this post. This blog was dedicated to our time in Hiroshima, and that chapter has come to an end. But as one chapter ends, so another starts. I will start a new blog (or two). Links will added to this page when the blogs created.
If we visit back to Japan, or find any old pictures we will be sure to post them here.
Keep in touch
-Corey
Party at Hiroshima Station
We had planned to meet the Hamada family for lunch, then one last farewell to Ami and her mother at the platform. However, we did not expect to see Midori as well. She traveled 45min by train just to surprise us. Amy was so happy to see everyone, she didn't even cry (until the train left). It was so wonderful to see our friends. What a nice way to leave.
Last Day
Mitaki Potluck
Mitaki chapel has been our spiritual home in Hiroshima. There is no way I could explain the impact they have had on us. It was a sad day to say goodbye.
Pastor Chris enjoying the food spread. (very impressive pot luck)
Yukiji was my partner with the overheads for the services.
Hailey hanging with the girls.
The Ronalds - Midori, Jim and Grace
Josh, Corey and Tim
Pastor Kevin and Midori
Fernando, Makiko, Ryokan, Rikito and Tomah
Pastor Chris enjoying the food spread. (very impressive pot luck)
Yukiji was my partner with the overheads for the services.
Hailey hanging with the girls.
The Ronalds - Midori, Jim and Grace
Josh, Corey and Tim
Pastor Kevin and Midori
Fernando, Makiko, Ryokan, Rikito and Tomah
Lipsticks
Work Farewell
My Mazda co-workers took me out for a farewell dinner. It was a fun evening. I do believe a fun time was had by all. I am sure many of our paths will cross again in the future. I will miss them…
The restaurant was called Shojin-an. The food was very good.
Shono-san presenting me with a gift. It is now hanging by my desk in Dearborn.
Ichikawa-san led a classic Japanese clapping cheer to end the evening.
The restaurant was called Shojin-an. The food was very good.
Shono-san presenting me with a gift. It is now hanging by my desk in Dearborn.
Ichikawa-san led a classic Japanese clapping cheer to end the evening.
Friday, June 13, 2008
BBQ in the Park
We had a big BBQ with the Wolscht family. They are headed back to Germany in few weeks. The weather could not have been nicer
Corey and Chris working the grill
Plenty of food for everyone
Mari, Teresa, Amy Isabell, and Zenyu
Carolin
Amy and Teresa
Phil and Ed enjoying the Asahi Beer
Chris was working hard
Nathan and Rob
The Hamada’s
Nathan and Tejas
Ami-sensi and her mother Ikeda-san
Ami
Nathan and Rob (jungle boys, or is it lord of the flys)
Corey and Henry
An uninvited guest?
He is the biggest snake I have seen in a long time
Sarah and Madeleine
The MacKenzie’s
Amy getting her baby fix
Carol, Teresa, Jan, and Zenyu
Eddie and Chris
Ed and Carol
Corey and Chris working the grill
Plenty of food for everyone
Mari, Teresa, Amy Isabell, and Zenyu
Carolin
Amy and Teresa
Phil and Ed enjoying the Asahi Beer
Chris was working hard
Nathan and Rob
The Hamada’s
Nathan and Tejas
Ami-sensi and her mother Ikeda-san
Ami
Nathan and Rob (jungle boys, or is it lord of the flys)
Corey and Henry
An uninvited guest?
He is the biggest snake I have seen in a long time
Sarah and Madeleine
The MacKenzie’s
Amy getting her baby fix
Carol, Teresa, Jan, and Zenyu
Eddie and Chris
Ed and Carol
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