We put together a table of things that we have brought back with us over the years and sold them to raise money for a women's shelter to purchase them some women's day gifts for them . we were thrilled to raise $150 . 
The party was on Sunday night , and first thing Monday morning Julie headed to Newfoundland for the next few months where she will be caring for our grand daughter until they are able to find daycare .
On the farm we are still out delivering coal. This winter is one for the record books there . Fortunately God continues to provide and we are able to continue the coal deliveries.
While out on deliveries we came to a small mountain village school. They have asked for help. They would like to have a microwave oven for the lunch room . Certainly not essential but for $100 we could could make a lot of people happy.
We would like to be on the fields by now but it is not looking like that will happen any time soon
The snow has melted enough that they were able to get back up to the Kashar . It looks like God protected us from a disaster. One of the plugs burnt out. The wiring that we have there is very thin, so we will have to go ahead and either replace it with a heavier gauge wire , or at least run a new heavy gauge wire into each room to have a plug designated for heavier draw items like heaters .
Next Sunday I will be at Comunity church in Stirling , then the following Sunday I will be at Evangel Church in Thunder Bay . Then on the 20th I am off to Kyrgyzstan .
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