Here is a more accurate description of my “normal” week (if there is such a thing). When I have time maybe I can revise my Daily Schedule Tab.
I really just have some main set tasks that I try to get done each day instead of an hourly schedule that I try to keep. Everything else listed on the daily schedule tab just fits in around the main tasks that I try to get done each day.
Sun is about the same as is listed in the Daily Schedule:
Teach S.S.; participate in the AM worship service (am thankful to be sitting under the Word exposited by Ping); time of fellowship afterwords with some snacks (porridge, noodles…), meetings, choir practice, go for lunch at a hawker center (i.e. food court), go tracting in the HDB (housing development board = high-rise apartments), preach in the PM worship service, fellowship at a hawker center
Mon:
My “day of rest” 
Bible study/relationship building with one of my teens in the morning
Laundry, grocery shopping, banking and other random tasks
Church fellowship usually at someone’s home in the evening
Tue:
Accountability with Ping
Get my Proteens lesson done
Get other random things done
Wed:
Get my S.S. lesson done
Wed evening service
Thur and Fri:
finish up my message for Sun Eve
visitation in the evenings
Sat:
Administrative work
kids clubs
hawker center fellowship
Actually pretty much throughout each day insert eat food and fellowship and you pretty much got the culture of Singapore down (Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Tea Time, Dinner, Supper, Midnight snack… – maybe not quite that extreme – but pretty close).
Last night I actually went Tandem bike riding. I was a little afraid at first since I have not been on a bike in 10 yrs. But I was able to stay balanced and even peddle a little bit. It was a nice breezy day along the ocean. We stopped by a really nice restaurant overlooking the ocean and I had a very enjoyable meal and talk with one of the men in the church.
I had many opportunities to go on different excursions with different families in the church this last week so it was a lot of fun.
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