March 2026

 Glimpses of March

Hands down March has been the worst month of the whole year, but there were still many bright spots scattered throughout. 

Most of them look like they're sleeping. haha

YMCA attempt 😄

My boy Chen Shen - we have a great bond.

Huang Yi An and Jerry - they know how to laugh. 😂

They're supposed to be playing duck, duck, goose here.

Man, I miss Qing Xi so very much. Her enthusiasm, her laugh, her smile, her repeating everything, her strong, "YES" to questions I asked...she can speak amazingly.

Lydia's drawing 

Sunset

The moon

My friend made these bookmarkers for me.

Morning skies remind me of God's daily faithfulness and provision.

In my compound, I spied this guy taking his afternoon nap with a box over his head. 😅

This picture reminds me of God's provision because it's an answer to a non-specific prayer.
God cares about little details and if he clothes and feeds the sparrows, how much more will he 

take care of his children? Some people blessed me with this food, unknowing that I had talked to God about something specific that day.

How my kids learned about the Hippocampus and Cortex of the brain. 

They may never know these words in Chinese but at least they know in English. :)

They're quite interested as well. Cortex is the easiest for them to understand since it's responsible for making decisions, thinking, and controlling actions. My goal is to train them to be well-informed and educated individuals about their bodies and emotions. 

A buddy I met at a cake shop.

March 15th hike on Da Mao Mountain with a sister and her son.

What a great place to bring a stove and cook food while watching the sunset.

Used these tree branches to climb onto the large rock.

We ate lunch in the shade and met some nice kids who talked to us for a while.

Buds of Spring

Below: Hiked part of Mo Xin Mountain on March 22nd.

There's even an exercise park along the secluded path.

And that concludes March. I did hike another mountain but took so many pictures

 that it'll have its own post.