Saturday, May 1, 2010

Olympic Reflections

By Ephesus

The Olympics are over and life is “back to normal” again. No more line-ups, no more ziplining over Robson Square, and no more cranberry-filled Olympic rings. The Vancouver Olympics was filled with nervousness, anticipation, and patriotic pride. Each of us have definitely been affected in one way or another.

反思奧運

原文:以弗所 | 中譯:蔡穎

冬季奧運会結束了,生活恢复正常,不再大排長龍,不再有Robson广场的高空吊繩,也不會有蔓越莓在水中堆成的奧運五環。溫哥華冬季奧運充滿了緊張氣氛、期待和为國家的自豪。我們每個人必定都因冬奧受到某種程度的影響。

My Trip to China

By Stephanie Young, guest contributor

This November, I had the unexpected opportunity to use my skills as an occupational therapist and joined a team from EMAS on a short term medical trip to China. I say “unexpected” because I had other plans for myself this fall. Needless to say, I had a lot of doubts and fears going into this trip at first, but with a few encouraging nudges from friends and family and the prayer support of countless warriors, I said yes, and, two months later, found myself flying across the Pacific to a city in China.

我的中國一行

原文:Steph Young | 中譯:蔡穎

去年十一月,在出乎意料的情況下,我能夠使用自己職業療法的專長,隨著傳愛醫援會短宣隊前往中國。我之所以說這是「出乎意料」因為我本來已計畫好了秋季的活動。不用我多說你也可能知道,我開始的確對這次行程有很多疑惑和懼怕。但在朋友和家人鼓勵的推動,及無數代禱勇士們的支持下,我終於答應前往。兩個月後,我已在太平洋上空飛往一中國城市。
 
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