Blog posts have been few and far between around here lately. I’m currently working through some ideas on how to better share with all of you what’s going on and what the Thai people/ ministry in Thailand is like.

As updates continue to come from the blog there are several other ways to keep up with us and our ministry!

Facebook provides a great way to stay connected with us as we share pictures, links, videos and status updates. Many of you already use Facebook to connect with us between the blog posts, but if you haven’t done so yet, head on over to our Facebook pages to check it out!

Much like Facebook, Twitter is a social networking site built around the idea of making small status updates easy. Sara and I could be at the market and have a photo taken and uploaded to Twitter along with a short message in less than a minute! Check us out at http://www.twitter.com/two10eleven and http://www.twitter.com/unglamorouslove

Skype provides a great way for us to communicate with you…. FOR FREE! Skype provides free video and voice chat from the Skype software to any other computer in the world with a decent enough internet connect! So, go to Skype.com, download their free software, and GIVE US A CALL! We’d love to talk with you personally or set up a time to connect with your church on a Sunday morning or Wednesday night!

Yes, that’s right, I just linked to myself in my own blog! The reason I did this is to let you know of some of the cool things around here you can use to stay up-to-date on what’s going on. Obviously, there is this blog which many of you come to several times a week just to see if there is an update. Thank you for that! But, did you know there is an easier way to receive this blog posts? You can subscribe to receive these posts via email! Every day that there are new blog entries added, you will receive an email version of that entry! It’s as simple as clicking the link above!

Also, did you know you can sign up for an electronic version of our prayer newsletters? Check it out at the bottom of our Thailand page. Simply fill in the form with your contact information and you should receive our next prayer newsletter! And if you are looking for a convenient way to get involved financially with our ministry in Thailand, you can also GIVE ONLINE! Simply click the contribute button at the bottom of this page!

You guys continue to bless us with your prayers and interest in how we’re getting along in Thailand! Thank you so much!

And always, get involved by leaving a comment!

Ever since moving into our new place my hands look like this and hurt after just 5 min shower. Anyone know why? http://twitpic.com/2f8hh7

August 16, 2010 1:03 am via TweetDeckReplyRetweetFavorite

@two10eleven

Brook Sarver

Old Man hands?

I recently posted the Twitter / Facebook message above in hopes to find an answer to an issue I’ve been having since moving into our new place here in Bangkok.  I literally spend 5 minutes in the shower or helping do the dishes and my hands wind up looking like I just swam a triathlon in January…

I really don’t know what is going on.  Could it be this country boy’s reaction to Bangkok’s Chlorinated water?  An allergy of some sort?  Fungal infection?  Leprosy?

I’m not ruling out any possibilities at this point.  Still, I thought it best to post up on my blog in case some SE Asian, missionary doctor happens to come across this blog and save my hands’ lives….

Oh, and it hurts when it turns this way.  Not a sharp pain, but an aching pain as if to say “Ouch!  It hurts when my skins folds up on itself into deep crevasses and pretends it is those little Silica Gel packets in the toe of your new pair of shoes you just bought!”…

…Yeah, I may have issues…

Any thoughts?

As updates continue to come from the blog there are several other ways to keep up with us and our ministry!

Facebook provides a great way to stay connected with us as we share pictures, links, videos and status updates.  Many of you already use Facebook to connect with us between the blog posts, but if you haven’t done so yet, head on over to our Facebook pages to check it out!

Much like Facebook, Twitter is a social networking site built around the idea of making small status updates easy.  Sara and I could be at the market and have a photo taken and uploaded to Twitter along with a short message in less than a minute!  Check us out at http://www.twitter.com/two10eleven and http://www.twitter.com/unglamorouslove

Skype provides a great way for us to communicate with you….  FOR FREE!  Skype provides free video and voice chat from the Skype software to any other computer in the world with a decent enough internet connect!  So, go to Skype.com, download their free software, and GIVE US A CALL!  We’d love to talk with you personally or set up a time to connect with your church on a Sunday morning or Wednesday night!

Yes, that’s right, I just linked to myself in my own blog!  The reason I did this is to let you know of some of the cool things around here you can use to stay up-to-date on what’s going on.  Obviously, there is this blog which many of you come to several times a week just to see if there is an update.  Thank you for that!  But, did you know there is an easier way to receive this blog posts?  You can subscribe to receive these posts via email!  Every day that there are new blog entries added, you will receive an email version of that entry!  It’s as simple as clicking the link above!

Also, did you know you can sign up for an electronic version of our prayer newsletters?  Check it out at the bottom of our Thailand page.  Simply fill in the form with your contact information and you should receive our next prayer newsletter!  And if you are looking for a convenient way to get involved financially with our ministry in Thailand, you can also GIVE ONLINE!  Simply click the contribute button at the bottom of this page!

You guys continue to bless us with your prayers and interest in how we’re getting along in Thailand!  Thank you so much!

And always, get involved by leaving a comment!

I found this from a friends Facebook page.  Kind of amazing, eh?  In my drinking days I wouldn’t want to play them in beer pong…

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