Sunday, January 31, 2010

Tour # ?

Yet another traditional bow after the match.

Saparro's snow sculpures are said to be grand and worth the trip. There will be several Yokota people going with our ITT tour group.

Sayonara to wrestling, Yokota had its Wrestling tournament this Saturday and placed second over all. This was Renie's last wrestling match. The top more experienced boys head to Korea next week for the Far East tournament. It was apparent these group of boys were like brothers. They supported each other and guided those who needed direction. They were a close group of kids with great sportsmanship who cheered each other on. Renie will soon start baseball. I have to say, I don't know what it is like to have to deal with a difficult teenager. Renie surprises me everyday with his mature talk and positive attitude. We are truly blessed. I often think where he will be headed, who he will marry, what he will become, will he continue with good values. I don't know the answers to these questions, but I can only hope for the best.
Rene arrived safely in Texas today and was able to visit with his sister. Unfortunately, his luggage went to San Diego California. He is stuck with no clothes, and hopes his luggage arrives soon. He will be back next Sunday.
The kids and I will fly to Saparro on Thursday. We will spend 3 days enjoying its famous Snow Festival. I have been busy buying snow boots, gloves, etc.... The festival is one of Japan's largest and most distinctive winter events. There are hundreds of snow statues and ice sculptures. Saparro is also known for its fine beer brewery's and food. We are looking forward to yet another short adventure.

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