Since we thought we had a few more days in our home, we had made plans for the last Thursday - like the ladies in my Prayer Group were coming to our house for a time of prayer in the morning and staying for lunch; and we were having a 'Farewell Faroese Fish Feast' in the evening.
Rather than try to make new plans at the drop of a hat, we decided to go ahead. Us ladies met in our Dining Room Lounge on campus, where we brought many requests before the Throne of Grace, and then we all joined the students for lunch.
I am glad that it worked out that way, as I was able to give them a tour of our campus which was the first time for most of them. They seemed fascinated with the spacious campus and well kept grounds that the Lord provided for us. A day I will long remember with these lovely Prayer Warriors.
Then in the evening, moving in the midst of our scattered belongings, the 4 Faroese families living in our small village got together for dinner. I guess all of us families have moved several times and are used to these sights.
We all see each other from time to time, but have never all gotten together. Since we had plenty of dried fish left, we thought it would be a chance to share that and an opportunity for a Faroese night in North Cotes.
4 Faroese families in one little community - singing a Faroese Grace - enjoying dried Atlantic Cod together, in a house cluttered with boxes - what better way for the Last Supper in our humble abode?!?!
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You must need a long rest after all those farewells!! You're doing a great job on your blog.
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