My Life As Nepali Wife

DAVID IS IN ILAM to inquire about the house and to look for land to build a school, or for a school that we can buy over. (We recently heard that some Christians who have a school in Ilam may want to sell.) Meanwhile, I try to keep up with my study assignments at home and also enjoy my freedom. I have just solved some problems on this blog. Recently I received feedback from a friend about links that did not work and comments that can not be posted. Good news: I have changed the setting, so EVERYONE CAN NOW POST COMMENTS. Which I really like to receive and answer. The links are working now, that was my fault because I had already published the blogs about Eternity Ministries in December and I later decided to post the blogs from the beginning of January. You learn from mistakes, the next time I create a custom link so that the date does not matter. Anyway, THE LINKS WORK NOW. There is so much work to do in the preparations for Ilam, fundraising to lay the foundation for our proj...

Ya... We need some vehicles as well to travel for the work. You now have all 8 pictures! Complete the whole picture and post it in a comment.  Read more about it here.  Next Monday I will announce the winner! --- Ja... We hebben ook enkele vervoersmiddelen nodig om te reizen voor ons werk. Je hebt nu alle 8 afbeeldingen! Maak het hele plaatje compleet and plaats het in een reactie.  Lees hier meer.  Volgende week maandag vermeld ik de winnaar!

-For the JOY of the Lord will be my strength- We already started our YouTube channels and pages. On My Life As Nepali Wife ( YouTube , Blogger and Facebook ) I share about our life and work in Nepal. I will keep updating you about the progress of our work and other interesting facts and adventures in our lives. On Voice for the Christ ( YouTube and Facebook ) David shares the good news of Jesus and videos about Biblical characters, mainly in Nepali language. You can find the link to English versions in the description under the videos. Please support our work online: SUBSCRIBE to My Life As Nepali Wife and Voice for the Christ on YouTube. SUBSCRIBE to My Life As Nepali Wife on Blogger to receive updates in your mailbox. LIKE our pages My Life As Nepali Wife and Voice for the Christ on Facebook. Any ideas for more ways to share the gospel and build God's Kingdom on earth? Remember to gather all 8 pictures to complete the whole picture.  Read more about i...

I made a new video! I am sure you all are curious about where our drinking water comes from and what our church looks like. I am happy to show you around!

Praying together, searching together the will of our Lord. Singing and witnessing together, living together for his glory! Remember to gather all 8 pictures to complete the whole picture.  Read more about it here. --- Samen bidden, samen zoeken, naar het plan van onze Heer. Samen zingen en getuigen, samen leven tot zijn eer! Denk eraan om alle 8 afbeeldingen te verzamelen om het hele plaatje compleet te maken.  Lees hier meer.

In the villages of Nepal, spouses often do not sleep together in one bed. This is especially true for the older generations. Our parents do not sleep together, but have their own bed in separate rooms. Of course, I knew that since we first visited our family, in September 2017. Yet it only really hit me recently. For David it is obvious that spouses sleep separately, even though he himself belongs to the younger generation who is willing to share the bed with their spouse. For me, however, it is very strange from my culture when spouses sleep separately. That means, in my opinion, that something is wrong in the relationship, right? At least. So when David once fell asleep in the other room and did not want to come when it was bedtime, my emotional system became confused because I felt something was wrong. But it was nothing. When I once woke up alone in the middle of the night and discovered that David was sleeping in the other room, while he had said to come later, I was ala...

Yes I cook two or three times a day and clean my kitchen at least two times a day after eating our meals. See how I do this fast and efficient.

We enjoyed a free day and had fun doing some shooting with our new camera stands. This time I was interviewed in Nepali to show off my Nepali speaking capabilities.

Our family has quite some land we want to use that to employ people and to increase the wealth in this district. Growing coffee and other crops. Any suggestions? Remember to gather all 8 pictures to complete the whole picture.   Read more about it here. --- Onze familie heeft aardig wat land en we willen dat gebruiken om mensen van werk te voorzien en om de welstand van de provincie te vergroten. Door koffie te verbouwen en andere gewassen. Suggesties? Denk eraan om alle 8 afbeeldingen te verzamelen om het hele plaatje compleet te maken.  Lees hier meer.