Is that better?

Now you can see.

Say hi first thing that make does this copy.

And the kids were to them first thing in the morning.

After the week up, Thio read their Bible, have some time with God And then after that and come upstairs.

We have breakfast, please.

Time talking.

When we get ready for school, girls leave by 7 30 school and then get ready for school.

And she leads face of English, trying to keep up with your reading and writing in English.

So the fluid and reading and writing and third grade Japanese.

But we're a little behind it.

I can't Do you like school?

Oh, what's your favorite part about school?

Play time.

Years ago Way.

Go on, Sarah.

Hey, Yo, Tien.

Right, So it's how to get there.

E o backpack.

She Whatever is important gets worked into our daily routine.

Things like piano lessons.

Girls practice piano every day.

They're Japanese homework.

We have a Japanese tutor that helps them in many of the areas and subjects which Ruth and I can't help them with.

Other things that are important.

Our nightly Att.

Six PM way.

Praise the Lord dance, singing together of Pray together as a family and we'll read the Bible together before they go to bed.

Thio.

We're gonna do our Bible story now.

The Bible as an old one, isn't it?

Let's read our story.

Another thing that's important is rewards for them.

Girls work hard during the day.

It's in another language.

They come back and they have to do homework.

They have their piano lessons.

We always like it when there's a little bit of time that they can enjoy going to the park to play, they can go outside and, as always, please click the button here to subscribe.

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