Just Finalized Plans for Trip to India 2009! - Page 2

Pastor Keith · #11 11-18-2008, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by StMark

I wouldn't go if I was you. Last time it wiped you out.
You came back sick and tired. stay home and focus on your church.

Great, another word of WOE! Can't you speak a word of life over us.

Well part of it was we tried to do so much in to little of time (trip to London then straight to India), then I had reactions to medication (Lariam), plus the spice was bad this time around. I will be taking a gallon of Pepto this time around and a large bottle of Pepcid AC.

Pastor Keith · #12 11-18-2008, 04:06 PM

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Originally Posted by bkstokes

My parents sponser an Indian Apostle/Pastor there in India. What is your guy's name?

By the way, how is the exchange rate there now? When I went it was like 33 rupies for a dollar.

I don't want to mention his full name as Nationalists Hindus monitor sites and will target Christians in India right now. Intials JP

Elizabeth · #13 11-18-2008, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by StMark

I wouldn't go if I was you. Last time it wiped you out.
You came back sick and tired. stay home and focus on your church.

It was still fun! Well it's not until May, so we aren't going right away.

nahkoe · #14 11-18-2008, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by StMark

I wouldn't go if I was you. Last time it wiped you out.
You came back sick and tired. stay home and focus on your church.

I think Mark just has issues with anyone taking a risk or doing anything out of the ordinary.

Elizabeth · #15 11-18-2008, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by nahkoe

I think Mark just has issues with anyone taking a risk or doing anything out of the ordinary.

He hates germs and dirty places. For the most part Indian is very primitive in many ways, but one of the most fascinating places ever!

I think Mark has done a lot of traveling-and knows how weary it can be as well.

StMark · #16 11-18-2008, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by keith4him

Great, another word of WOE! Can't you speak a word of life over us.

Well part of it was we tried to do so much in to little of time (trip to London then straight to India), then I had reactions to medication (Lariam), plus the spice was bad this time around. I will be taking a gallon of Pepto this time around and a large bottle of Pepcid AC.

Here is keith admitting what I eluded to.

Now who else wants to tell me I wasn't telling the truth????

StMark · #17 11-18-2008, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeanie

He hates germs and dirty places. For the most part Indian is very primitive in many ways, but one of the most fascinating places ever!

I think Mark has done a lot of traveling-and knows how weary it can be as well.

I don't do well with major time zone changes. If I ever go overseas again, I will have to go a day early and make sure I have recovery time when I get home.

Elizabeth · #18 11-18-2008, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by StMark

I don't do well with major time zone changes. If I ever go overseas again, I will have to go a day early and make sure I have recovery time when I get home.

Mark could it because you are aging???......j/k

Try skipping time zones 2x in week going from the US to London and then to India all with major time zone changes.

Honestly though Mark would you ever go to India???

Elizabeth · #19 11-18-2008, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by keith4him

Great, another word of WOE! Can't you speak a word of life over us.

Well part of it was we tried to do so much in to little of time (trip to London then straight to India), then I had reactions to medication (Lariam), plus the spice was bad this time around. I will be taking a gallon of Pepto this time around and a large bottle of Pepcid AC.

and more tp

StMark · #20 11-18-2008, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeanie

Mark could it because you are aging???......j/k

Try skipping time zones 2x in week going from the US to London and then to India all with major time zone changes.

Honestly though Mark would you ever go to India???

well thanks. the first time I went overseas was in '97. I felt terrible the first 2 days. I was just dragging around.

I wouldn't go anywhere the water wasn't safe, where there are high threats of terrorism, or were the food is not safe to eat.

I know a pastor from CA. who went to Thaland and came home sick with a stomach virus for 3 years. He got a worm from the food and it about tore his intestines up.