Just Look at these. Seriously.

The Crew. It smelled like bat droppings. Our smiles are fake. There is a huge cave behind us. We make the cave look good.

This is one of the Karen Huts in the Thai Village. In america, we call this the barrio. The Thailand government does not want these people here, so they do not let them have any electricity.

AJ's game face. This is when we were interviewing the Karen people to see how we can help. English to Thai to Karen to Thai to English. We think there might have been a few "lost in translations".

Me throwing a rock at Burma. --(P.C. correction: what Josh meant to say is that the Burmese government isn't being too kind with its people and we don't think it's right. I did really swim to the other side even though we heard there could be army guys in the jungle.)-- James swam to the other side and touched it even though their might have been crazy jungle armies with AK's hiding in the trees. Now his leg is infected.

This is our boy Blue. Pastor Manat's brother in law that has been traveling with us the whole time. Thats not an undershirt. Those are just sleeves that he puts on his arms. Thai people dont like the sun or getting tan. In fact, you would not believe how many ads we have seen for whitening cream and anti melanin medication. They are very backwards in these parts.

A girl at the Burmese/Karen village. These people seem hopeless. They can't leave this village and they can't go back to Burma. Very sad situation, but this is where we are going to help.

Christmas Celebration. Another village. We actually pulled his pants up for the photo.

Pastor Manat. He has been our guide. Believe it or not, he was a teacher 2 weeks ago. God told him to quit and do ministry full time. He stepped out in faith and now has shown us most of Thailand. By the way, that jacket....doesn't make any sense. We are all in the back ground with no shirts on sweating and stuff.