Every year, Fountainview puts on an international supper for the surrounding communities. This time, it was combined with a program that honored each of the people that were involved in the rescue of our students/staff from the Mt. Askom back in September. It was a wonderful evening, but we were so exhausted at the end of it from all the cooking and decorating... and of course, EATING! I ate so much! We had booths represented from all over: Philippines, Mexico, Africa, Japan, Korea, Israel, Italy, Caribbean, Swiss Alps, Canada, Southern USA, Ireland, Holland, Persia, Egypt, Greece, Romania, and two others I can't remember. It was amazing food! The kids did a wonderful job. And of course, this year I helped with the Korean booth again, but thankfully this time I had another Caucasian to keep me company! Here are just a few photos.
The student in the middle and her mom have spent quite a bit of time in Africa doing missionary work.
My "Jewish" students.
The young man wearing the pharoah's hat is one of our students who is actually from Egypt.
This is the Swiss Alps booth. This student is an excellent yodeler. He's started a crazy trend in the guys dorm!
The Korean crew.
The Southern kids with good ol' Southern cookin'! Complete with greens and grits and sugared apples!
This is what happens when a Southern boy crosses the border into Mexico!
The student in the middle and her mom have spent quite a bit of time in Africa doing missionary work.
My "Jewish" students.
The young man wearing the pharoah's hat is one of our students who is actually from Egypt.
This is the Swiss Alps booth. This student is an excellent yodeler. He's started a crazy trend in the guys dorm!
The Korean crew.
The Southern kids with good ol' Southern cookin'! Complete with greens and grits and sugared apples!
This is what happens when a Southern boy crosses the border into Mexico!
