This is My Father’s World – performed by the Quarter Note Quartet
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Tag: God’s Creation
Creation Song
The end of the year is almost here. I would like to post this worship song that glorifies the God who blessed us this whole year of 2018. Let’s worship Him with thanksgiving!
Creation Song – Fernando Ortega
(This is my last blog post of the year. Thank you all for viewing.)
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Thank you, God, for the year 2018!
The T. R. U. T. H. About the Dinosaurs Movie
I found the T.R.U.T.H. About the Dinosaurs DVD on YouTube, so I thought I would like to share it with you. Please enjoy this!
The “What’s NOT To Like” Bundle
Here are all 7 “What’s NOT To Like?” videos in easy-to-watch format!
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What’s NOT To Like? – The Sauropods (1 of 7)
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What’s NOT To Like? – The T-Rex (2 of 7)
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What’s NOT To LIke? – The Stegosaurus (3 of 7)
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What’s NOT To Like? – The Triceratops (4 of 7)
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What’s NOT To Like? – The Velociraptor (5 of 7)
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What’s NOT To Like? – The Answer (6 of 7)
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What’s NOT To Like? – The Animated Recap Song (7 of 7)
Thanks for watching, guys!
What’s NOT To Like? 6
So.. what don’t we like about the dinosaurs? …
How Much Wood Would a Woodpecker Peck When a Woodpecker Pecks on Wood?
I really like this song by Buddy Davis, a dinosaur sculptor, musician, and contributor to Answers in Genesis. Please enjoy “The Woodpecker Song”, Western style!
Buddy Davis
Buddy Davis’ dinosaur sculptures
The Hike
Mount Kaya, which is called Kayasan, is also known as Kofuji (Little Fuji) because of its slight resemblance to Mt. Fuji (3,776 meters). This mountain is approximately one twenty-fourth the size of Mount Everest (8,848 meters).
On October 31st, 2018, which was Reformation Day, Dad, bro, and I went hiking on Kayasan. (I could have written this before, but I wanted to save this for later. Depends on the mood. 🙂 ) Mom stayed home because she had to do housework.
Dad climbed Mount Fuji with Mom’s brother when I was a baby, by the way. Mom and baby me stayed in the car while they hiked. 👶
We met a few people on the way, including an elderly Japanese man who could speak English. He said, in English, that there are some souvenirs waiting for us at the top of the mountain. On one of our breaks, at an “arbor”, we met another elderly man with glasses, a gray sweatshirt, and gray trousers, who came talking to us in a friendly way. (It was hard for us to speak, since we were almost out of breath). He went up first.
And so for about an hour we huffed and puffed, exerted our strength, and made our way up the mountain little by little. (I think this is my second or third time I climbed this mountain, the first time being when I was five or six years old).
And after many huffs and puffs and eeks and yeows (Well, OK, no “eeks” or “yeows”, ’cause we ain’t climbing Mount Doom…), we reached the top…
Dad, bro, and I looked at the nice view from the top of the mountain and sat on a bench to rest our aching legs. We ate mini Haribos, and yup, those were the best tasting Haribos I’ve ever eaten in my whole life!
According to Dad, the best tasting coffee he ever tasted was on top of a mountain. I like to drink coffee, especially in the morning. My favorite coffee blend is the Kilimanjaro Blend, but really, this has nothing to do with the topic…
So going back to the hiking story, we were about to leave, when the man with glasses told us to wait for a few moments and he gave us nice free Kayasan pendants that he made out of wood.
He had probably about a hundred of wooden pendants in a box. In the picture above the picture above, you can see him with the box of his handmade souvenirs.
After that we said “Thank you!!” to the kind man and climbed down the mountain.
Altogether it took us about an hour and a half to climb up and down the mountain. We walked about 1,850 meters both ways (approximately 4 kilometers altogether).
When we finally came back to the starting point, we thanked God for keeping us safe on our way and for letting us enjoy the nature that He created for us. We had a wonderful time climbing the mountain and we hope to do it again some other time… maybe a different mountain. 😎
“Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, thou art God.” — Psalm 90:2
Thanks a lot for viewing!! Hope you have a great day!!! ✨😊👍✨
J.S.
可也山 － ３６５メートル
～２０１８年１０月３１日登山
