October 17th, which was yesterday was Elena's birthday. So, to begin celebrating, on Saturday night we had a party with the missionaries here. Two other couples had a birthday earlier this week, Ramon and Cathy, so we joined the fun. It was a good time, with American food, which is nice sometimes, and we played "Gestures". It was so funny because virtually all the missionaries are foreigners so everyone was making their best guess at these english definitions. We had quite the laugh :)
The next day we took off to for a little romantic birthday getaway to Nagarkot, a village town with the best panoramic view of the Himalayan mountain range. It was quite a nice adventure. We didn't realize this would be a small village without ATM's or VISA acceptance in the hotel, and we didn't bring much cash, so we had to hold our breath, we were almost going to roll up our sleeves and start washing the dishes to pay for our say in the "Peaceful Cottage." It was a remarkable view. We awoke at 5.30 this morning and had a view that was almost 200 degrees of mountain ranges. Everest was sadly covered by the fog, but still it was incredible. After this we caught a ride back down the mountain with a delightful couple, Denise and Tim. We met them the night before. They are from England. We had such a good time with them. They were quite kind and even tried to pay for our dinner at the hotel (sadly I payed already, rats! :) Although, Tim felt bad for not buying these young college students dinner, that instead he payed our entrance into the city of Baktapur's 14th century ancient region. It's amazing the kindness that you find around the world.
About Us
- Filip and Elena Milosavljevic
- Banepa, Nepal
- We are a young married couple eager to serve Jesus wherever He would have us go. After much prayer, the Lord opened the doors for us to come to Nepal! We are working for Scheer Memorial Hospital/School (www.scheermemorialhospital.org). From September to December, we will be teaching Bible classes in the hospital school, doing Bible work with the locals, and some hospital shadowing. The following are blogs of significant events and experiences. Enjoy, and keep us in your prayers So with that foundation, Filip and I seek to serve in various capacities here in Nepal for both God’s glory and the furthering of His Kingdom!
You guys are true adventurers! I can't wait to watch you tell all your stories to your children one day. How fun!!! We love & miss you. You are in our daily prayers.
ReplyDeleteMiki & Alan
I remember when I was living abroad in Spain and Gordana and I decided to follow these two serious Spanish hiker friends for the weekend. We had no money, no equippment, no winter hiking clothes! It was one of the funnest adventures I remember from Spain. Enjoy the flow of the unsuspected things in life...
ReplyDeleteOh man there are so many unexpected adventures! Just the other day after visiting a beautiful town in the mountains for Elena's b-day we didn't have any usable money (we only had cc) and we didn't know how we were going to get home, but we met a nice husband and wife from England who took us in their taxi back home.
ReplyDeleteG-ma Sori is so awesome! Today she went to town with Elena to do some shopping. You guys rock...love you.