Legacy Letter October 2013

About a year ago I decided to look up a pickle recipe because we had cucumers and dill in the school garden. […]

Aung San Suu Kyi, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and once one of the most famous political prisoners in modern history, is now traveling the world on behalf of the government and people of her native Burma (Myanmar). She had been under house arrest for 15 of the last 21 years. Now her political party, called the National League for Democracy, is part of the Myanmar government and recently won 41 of the 43 vacant seats in the lower house of the Myanmar parliament. The military backed party still controls most of parliament, but her election and the inclusion of the NLD in government signals changes to come…

In order to travel to Burma for the Spring Holy Days, I asked Mr. Brian Drawbaugh if he would be willing to come over and hold services at the Legacy School for COG members and students who might have remained at Legacy for the school break. He kindly agreed and flew over to help.
Here is a brief write-up about the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread in Thailand:

Since my arrival here at Legacy I have tried many new and interesting types of fruit. Some I had already tried in the […]