To all who prayed... thank you, she's back in the house now, resting... she's feeling better although she had to sign a promissory note (freeing the MD from any responsibility) just so she can go out... you know sarah, when her mind is made up, it's made up... :)
Thank you manang for posting this for me and thank you also for all who prayed for me. I'm feeling better now but was a bit kahiga to write for a longer update so I just decided to say thanks here :) Halamat ni hi-gayon amin. Halamat ni hi APO DIYOH for the healing. :)
This morning, Sarah, Norman, and I started reading Sara's translation of Jeremiah. (For non-translators: This is called committee checking where the translation team tries to improve a draft by agreement and disagreement, rejecting or accepting, etc. the words, structure, etc, used to express the exegesis (meaning) of the texts. Jeremiah is a difficult book, I just found out! We have a hard time translating the passages where God is very angry. What tone would God use to speak when He is angry or jealous? For a language like Kalanguya, which depends so much on speech intonation and discourse particles for meaning, these are questions that arise when we translate. Committee checking is a difficult process. It calls for humility, presence of mind, attention to detail and sensitivity from all members. If you are the drafter then you have to remove yourself from your work. KEEP DI...
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