Courtesy of Costco cafeteria, Taipei now has 3 choices of pizza when we go to visit the big warehouse store: Hawaiin pizza (very normal), Seafood pizza (a Taiwanese favourite), and now the Peking Duck pizza (who thought up that flavour?!) It's an interesting mixture of Hoisin sauce, onions, smoked duck of some sort, and cheese. It was actually pretty tasty!
Here is a picture of Ray & Kasper (well mostly Ray) enjoying our first bite.
2. The Hiding Place!!!
Thanks to W for pushing me to invite some girls for a Sunday movie in the Library at Bethany, a bunch of us relaxed for an afternoon to watch The Hiding Place. This is an older movie based on the classic Christian book about Corrie Ten Boom. She and her family were Christians who helped many Jewish people hide and escape from the Nazi's during WWII. It's really a great story of love, hope and forgiveness. Definitely read the book if you haven't done that before! :)
My favourite part in the movie AND book is when Corrie Ten Boom asks her father Casper Ten Boom (he was actually another reason why I thought Kasper would be such a great name for our baby...he's such an amazing person and father figure throughout Corrie's life!) a question. Here is the scene:
When he was tucking her into bed that night, Corrie asked: "Papa, what is it like to die?" Papa Ten Boom did not look away from her, but held his gaze into her eyes. "When we go to Amsterdam, when do I give you your ticket?" Corrie considered this well before answering. "Just before we get on the train." Still holding his steady gaze, he said to her: "When the time comes, your Heavenly Father will give you all the strength you need."
Isn't that beautiful and wise? I sure hope I'll have the wisdom to answer questions that Kasper asks me in such a way!
