Old Caribou Eats Young Grass

We see what Ed calls "Old Caribou eating young grass" in the Philippines. Many of the Old Caribou are American men but some of them are Japanese. We decided that we hope the young grass is able to tie up many of the assets from the estate of these "Old Caribou" for when they die. The young grass will be more pastures in the future. Old Caribou will die. They should take a look at the gospel.

Today we were at the grazing land of Old Caribou. It is called the pearl farm and one of Ed and Luz's students they helped is one of the managers there. We received a generous discount so we could go for $1,025 pesos. It was beautiful. Beautiful beaches, cabins on stilts near the and on the sea, great food.

I was wearing Capitol Hill and OU stuff. The Indian was intriguing to the Filippinoes. It took us about 40 minutes in this boat to get to the island. We got a special tour of the island just for the owner. He had his own heliport so he could get there fast.

I had an interesting experience while in the gift shop. One of the security people took our picture candidly. He did not know I saw him. I told Laurie about it later. Ed was not surprised. They are all about safety and security. One of the undercover guys road back with us to the mainland.

This is more like a water buffalo.