Thursday, February 19, 2009

Thursday, February 12, 2009

JAMI'S BIRTHDAY!!

Today is your day to celebrate
your day to be star
so let the ones you love all cheer
and say how you are.

Your best years are still ahead of you.
Day have passed into years.
you have become betther with time.
May you continue to come betther
with each birthday you enjoy.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMIGA!!!!
And may all the wishes and dreams
you dream today turn to reality.
I hope that your birthday
is a wonderful as you are.
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SHAN'S STORY (Israel)

We began our journey this morning by walking out Zion’s gate and to the Broad Wall which was discovered by Archaeologist, Avigad. Around 470 BC the Western hill became very densely populated. The Assyrians launched a 300 year event to take over the land. “TP” wiped up the city completely.

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The old wall and me with my books.

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Those inhabiting Israel fled south to the closest town where they took a refugee status. Later, during Hezekiah’s rule, he strengthened the wall, built a water tunnel, re-organized taxes, and put a wall around the western hill to protect Western Jerusalem. The wall is very large and wide. It may appear that it was built in a hurry because the stones are uncut and they just placed the rock over existing houses. Is. 22:8-11, Neh. 3:8, 2 Kgs 14:13.

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Western Wall Men on left, women on right.

Rachel and I getting ready for our 3-D movie at City of David.*

Kidron Valley between City of David and Silwan Valley

(Mt Olives territory).

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God bless you little angel :)

JuanMa.

Monday, February 9, 2009

MONROVIA CANYON.

It's a wonder that such a vibrant forest exists five minutes above the urban din of the San Gabriel Valley. Monrovia Canyon Park - an oak woodland, chapparal, and riparian forest - is home to bears, grey foxes, bobcats, raccoons, coyotes, and Virginia opossums, most of whom thankfully visit the park only after hours.
The Nature Center is a bright building, staffed by friendly volunteers who love to introduce young visitors to the snakes and bugs kept in terrariums. Displays of local wildlife and plant communities are found throughout the center; picnic areas and barbeque pits can be found just outside.
You can easily handle the 1.5-mile roundtrip Monrovia Falls hike, which brings them to a waterfall with giant boulders to climb. On the way, they'll marvel at small caves, the trickling stream just begging for dipped bare toes, and "The Cathedral" - an area in which the oaks bend to create a domed "room." The hike starts right behind the Nature Center.





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