Goodbye Abby... Hello Moudon!

We left our little zimmer and went over to pick up Abby. Three of the other participants joined us at Calvary Chapel. We were there early! Yeah!

The service was in German and English... and ended at around 11:35. With a quick goodbye to Abby, Isaiah and I walked to the Haupbahnhof to catch our train to Basel and then on to Bern and then to Romont and then to Moudon! Yes... train and bus!

The waiting time in Romont was long with no WiFi and nothing opened! I would have liked a longer waiting time in Bern. Oh well... I did walk up to the top of Romont and looked at two beautiful "Tour". The town is known for stained glass... 

Now, back to saying goodbye to Abby... I'm glad it was short... or else, the whole church would have heard wailing... 

I miss her already! Even as I write, tears well up... 

She went with her new friends and her schedule was that they were to be having lunch back at the base and at around 2, the rest of the participants from Germany were to arrive in Freiburg. And that evening, there would be a 'team dinner', I think! We have not heard from her. So, I guess she's too busy.

We arrived in Moudon at around 5:45 and walked to our lodging. It's a really nice place. The owner lives upstairs and she filled the fridge with food for us to prepare our own breakfast. Isaiah had a jam sandwich for dinner as he was going to watch two different sports that evening. I unpacked, planned for our next few days, including running paths, and went to bed!

We were going to walk around in the evening and go out for dinner, but he started chatting with Vikki and it got to be too late.

Alan is back in Taipei and his place of quarantine is in a mess. We don't have an update yet. In two weeks, Isaiah and I are to be quarantining there! YIKES! We will see! It's typhoon season and the 4th floor is flooded! There is no way to do the repair because of the rain! And the walls are soaked through so that water is even now going down to the third floor! And probably to the second and then the first floor. It was the first floor lady who sued to have the 5th floor structure torn down. The fifth floor was beautifully done. And with that gone, the damage is immense to the entire building! It's horrific to see!

Now, for Isaiah and I, tomorrow will be a day of hiking. The weather looks nice!

Daily Lovely Insight:

The sermon today was from Psalm 92!

Tag nach Tag, Day to Day!

For God to fulfill His ultimate best for our lives, we need to make day to day choices that are aligned to His ways and plans! We need to sing praises unto the LORD MOST HIGH and proclaim HIS LOVE AND FAITHFULNESS in the morning and in the evening!

Seek Him First!