As I mentioned in my last post, I’m going to be out of town all next week. I am going on the “Mission Tour” with our church’s middle school youth. (Don’t ask me the difference between a mission tour and a mission trip, because I haven’t figured it out myself yet.) Yes, I’m going to spend all next week in Munchkin Land. It should be a great time to build some relationships with the younger kids in the youth group. I’m looking forward to it, even though it will be hard work.

We are going to San Antonio and our middle schoolers will be leading Vacation Bible School in several inner city churches and doing some community out reach. All I really know so far is that it’s going to be really really hot and we’re going to be sleeping on the floor. So, yeah, it’s pretty much what you’d expect while serving in God’s army.

Please pray for the kids and me next week and please pray for London. If you are not a Christian, wish me luck (or what ever it is you place your faith in) and pray for London anyway.

This week’s WBQotW is a little weird because I’m posting it on Friday. That’s because I’m going to be gone next week (and I was lazy and didn’t do one this week). It comes from another piece of old net lore that being a long list of signs in other countries which are poorly translated into English for the sake of the ignorant masses of mono-lingual English Speakers (of which I am a member, so shut up about it).

Sign in a Paris hotel elevator: Please leave your values at the front desk.

If that weren’t so true it’d be funny.

Read more such things here or there’s a whole site of them that are really enjoyable at Engrish.com.