In the last week I had two very different dreams.
The first one was about Doughnuts.
For those of you that don’t know, I recently discovered that I’m addicted to doughnuts.
It all started when I began taking my little sister Mary to the doughnut shop after she would spend the night at my place.
I really didn’t like doughnuts at all but the more time I spent in the doughnut shop the more I started getting tempted.
It started out that I would just order one for me and one for Mary.
She got the sprinkle kind and I got the French Twist with chocolate on top.
But then a strange thing happened. I started going to the doughnut shop just by myself.
And instead of ordering just one I would order three.
And would take them home and eat them all day or on a couple occasions I ate all three at one time.
I think the worst part of this addiction came when I started getting to know the doughnut man. We started to become pretty good friends. And I remember one day I walked in and asked me if I wanted the usual. Ahhhh, he knows what I want!!! And it all started because I was just being a good big brother. I never liked doughnuts. They are terrible for you! But now every time I drive by the doughnut shop something in me says, PULL OVER, PULL OVER. So the other night I’m almost positive that I had a dream about doughnuts. And then Mary drew me these pictures and I didn’t even tell her about the dream.
My second dream was about
China.
I was holding an orphan girl that was sobbing because she didn’t want to leave me to go back to the orphanage.
And I was holding her tight but had to say goodbye.
It was a sad dream but in a way it was a wonderful dream because I woke up feeling a great love for that invisible girl that I had met in my sleep.
And once again I felt a passion for my job- To love these kids and to give them Jesus, a family, and an education.
How can you turn a note down like this?
Me going to bed after brushing my teeth.
Me dreaming about doughnuts.
We were told that Australia has the most dangerous animals in the world. Or at least most poisonous. When we passed this sign I thought that Australia was posting the current number of human deaths by the wildlife. I thought wow! This is an interesting way of warning people to stay away. Just keep track of who's died and post the number. 
Speaking on the radio. We had lots of fun and the station aired the broadcast twice!
I don't think I would have ever come to Australia unless God had presented the opportunity to speak about the orphans. With all the open doors that are here we are already talking about our next tour. 
Sam & Julie Vidler. We have had so much fun working with them on this tour. I can't even begin to list out all the ways they have been a blessing to us.
On this tour we have been able to speak to hundreds of people about the orphans in China. Please pray that God would touch lots of people to volunteer for this summer's camp.
Thomas and James Vidler. Last Sunday we went to a bunch of church services with them. That's hard for a little guy. But they did great. Although Thomas said that his hand was sore from handing out so many DVDs. :>)
