Author Archives: David
Twister
Friday night we decided to go to Wal-Mart in Harrisonville to pick up a few items. It had been raining throughout the day and with the boys only having half a day at school, we needed to get out of … Continue reading
Continental Friends
We’ve been blessed lately to have friends who we served with in Cameroon, come to our home in Pleasant Hill. It’s been great to be together in a different context, seeing one another and spending time together in the USA. … Continue reading
Anderson Family Highlights
We wanted to share a video we made that highlights the last three years with glimpses of the past six years. The song’s lyrics are so fitting to our life – song by Ian White.
Dependent Adult
Recently I read a great blog that articulates many of our feelings. From our human, standpoint it doesn’t make sense to work (and work hard) and not receive a fixed, predictable salary. Instead we ask and we ask for a … Continue reading
It’s a Small World
I grew up in a small town, Leeton, MO, with most of the same classmates grades K-12. As a child and teen, I was determined to some day leave Leeton. I can’t imagine a place farther away from Leeton then … Continue reading
Shooting, Fishing and More
The Missouri Department of Conservation and the National Wild Turkey Federation hosted a youth outdoor skills clinic that was an all-day event. It was a great day and FREE to do plus it included lunch. Jonah wanted to go, but … Continue reading
Nut Kernel
While we were on the road, we had many stops at rest areas. I’m so thankful for the rest areas along the interstate, especially the welcome centers. While we were at a rest area in Ohio, we saw a sign … Continue reading
Real MK’s
Our boys have been struggling with their transition from Cameroon to Missouri. Jonah had more birthdays overseas than in the USA. They have left what is “home” for them, they have left the only friends they know and entered a … Continue reading
Transition
We have been and are in transition. Transition is the process of changing from one state or condition to another. Transition isn’t easy! We’ve received a lot of questions about our transition, so I thought I would share some the … Continue reading
Fun Connections
During our travels, we were blessed with being able to reconnect with friends who we worked with in Cameroon. While in Ohio, a co-worker from the school where DeAnna worked, Kay, was staying with her sister only 28 minutes away … Continue reading
D squared + J squared = Anderson 