The street kids loved having their photos taken, and then came running over to have a look themselves.
I spent a few days (and a long night) here, at KIM's children's home.
This little guy is three weeks old.
I spent most of one night caring for Cedric, who is six months old and only 8 lbs. He stole my heart.
Yuki and I hit it off quite literally when the corner of his juice bottle smacked into the bridge of my nose. We were fast friends.
Ben loves Jacob, most especially for his hair.
Princess and I played on the swings until she fell asleep in my lap. Later that day, I helped her wash and comb her hair before her nap. Precious moments.
Kayt and I enjoyed playing...
...and running in a 5k put on by KIM to
break the cycle of poverty through education.
We were blessed with some time to travel outside of Manila.
We were blessed with some time to travel outside of Manila.
Early morning at Taal Volcano.
our fellow Asia adventurers
this boat ride was my favorite part of the whole trip
at the American Cemetery in Manila
Oh... and this happened to my hair. It's a long story. I'll tell you someday.
Ben and I overlooking Manila at Faith Academy.
our fellow Asia adventurers
this boat ride was my favorite part of the whole trip
at the American Cemetery in Manila
Oh... and this happened to my hair. It's a long story. I'll tell you someday.
Ben and I overlooking Manila at Faith Academy.
a sunset over Manila
Five days later, we boarded a plane, and arrived home in Taipei.
Love all the photos of Manila.
ReplyDeleteMy heart goes out to the children in the orphanage.
Do red-heads have more fun?
Great Pictures! (Love the hair!)
ReplyDeletedidn't you just want to take all those adorabble kids home with you!!?
ReplyDeleteYes, Mom, it was definitely fun to be a redhead for a few days!
ReplyDeleteSarah- we did just want to take them home, Ben included. But we're encouraged that they are receiving really good care in the hands of some sweet women... that makes it a little easier. :)