Legacy Institute

Water Reservoir

I am not at all a country gal, having been brought up in the city, but I really enjoy being outside and I like watching projects progress. So going to the farm and seeing how the plants grow is interesting to me. And it’s also interesting when there are “building” projects.

In order to get more water pressure near the school’s large garden, it became necessary to build water reservoirs. I believe they will be useful for catching water in the rainy season, too. I went out a few times to watch this project, but…read more

Thai Wheat

I really need to catch up on the numerous blogs that I planned to write before my holiday. There are two posts specifically that I wanted to write about – rice and water reservoirs. Interesting, huh?

Here at Legacy, teachers eat meals with the students. This means that our diet consists largely of RICE! (Personally, I do not eat breakfast with students – simple toast, jam, and tea suffices for me at that time!) Instead of the vast quantity of bread we eat in the West (and that I am extremely fond of!) Thailand has various kinds of rice to round out their dishes. Not only is rice important for meals in Thailand, but it’s also …read more

India Cyclone Warning

Cyclone Thane is expected to strike India’s south eastern coast soon on early Friday morning. Currently, there are extremely windy conditions in cities like Puducherry with many trees, poles and thatched roofs uprooted. Wind speed was as high as 120 to 130 kms per hour since 2:30 am in Puducherry and have reportedly reached above 135 kms…read more

Children of the Covenant Supplemental

I told a visiting friend last month that I believed that US/NATO troops would soon be invading Syria. The reason I believe this is because the prophetic location of the King of the North is north of the Holy Land = Syria. Syria was ruled by the Seleucid king Antiochus IV Epiphanes, the King of the North who set up the…read more