10/31/98: The train arrived late by almost two hours, but Peter G. was still waiting for us. He first took us to his home and we got to meet his wif, Susan,…
More Overnight Train Travel
10/30/98: We rose early went directly to the train station and obtained tickets northward on our own without a problem… So much for tourist ticketing agents… When Ruth was here four years…
Bumped Up
10/29/98: Another departure date has arrived… We had a final breakfast meal with Carl and Karen, during which we asked and heard about how they met… These two are a great blessing……
Broken Camera
10/28/98: Sadly, I dropped the video camera. Not only can we not continue with the interviews, but we’ll have to pay for a new camera… I cobbled together the video clips and…
A Bit Of Chicago in Hong Kong
10/27/98: Spent more time doing video interviews with Carl & Karen, this time, up on the roof of their high-rise apartment building with the rest of Hong Kong in the background… We…
Walking In Hong Kong
10/26/98: The typhoon has changed course, and the weather here in HK is turning sunny today. I’m glad we’re not going to have to add that to our list of experiences… We…
Typhoon Warning
10/25/98: I stayed in bed with a bad cold, but Ruth video-taped Carl preaching at church this morning… Our assignment here is to help them prepare a media presentation of their 30…
Infectious Cheerfulness
10/24/98: Carl is a joyful ball of energy, in spite of the fact that he is sporting a nasty looking jig of steel rods and screws and rings that protrudes from and…
Walking Across The Border
10/23/98: Wish we could have seen more, stayed longer… We walked across the border into Shenzen Station in the New Territories of Hong Kong… After a short ride on the KCR rapid…
The Banana Pancake Trail
10/22/98: Travel day, heading back to Hong Kong… Traveling through mainland China was challenging, but not as much as we expected… Tourism is ramping up rapidly in China, and I heard one…