Pot Pies?

Making a dish similar to pot pies- some of them had chicken and corn (no sauce) while the other had a milk/cheese mixture. Both had pie crust on top to make little 'pie'- like appetizers. Was fun cooking with the kids and have become found of Oroongo (spelling is probably not correct) who lives downstairs and comes up every other day or so. Her english is very good and she enjoys practicing. She is also learning German and hopes to visit Germany for a week long exchange program next year. She also plays piano well and competed this weekend. There have been reports of some drunk men in our building, with rumors of them kidnapping a young girl, so Oroongo and the other girls always leave together, or with Manasa to stay safe. Unfortunately children's innocence leaves too quickly in any nation. Over all Mongolia has been a very safe place to go and many women live alone in apartments. The next pictures are of some of the other children showing me their dance (they are in their black and white dance outfits). The dance was not a traditional Mongolian dance but rather what seemed a 'pop' song. We've had lots of laughs singing and dancing together. Friday night we prayed for one of the girls who has a reoccuring ear problem that doctors are unable to explain. We are praying that God uses this time to heal her and in that testify to her family of the TRUE God