PART TWO
We mistakenly thought it would be a
simple process to get his paperwork taken care of. Two months later,
he called and said that I should come back to Japan with Joshua so
that we could at least be together. So we did.
Now, when we left, he had also quit his
job, of course, and the base where we were now staying was too far
away to go back. He had spent the past few months searching for work,
in vain, and the small amount of money we had hoped would help us
start out in the States was now quickly running out. Our room at the
base was a bit on the dingy side, not well furnished, and very small.
I remember one day looking around, wishing we had this and that which
would make our life so much simpler. At least a table would sure be
nice... We had nothing in the way of worldly goods but some clothes
in our suitcases! In my heart, I said, “Lord, if you wanted us to
stay in Japan, why didn't you just leave us alone? We were perfectly
happy right where we were! And now look at us! Here we are, destitute
and uncomfortable. No car, no job, no nothing!”






