God has blessed, the weather has been good and the houses are almost finished. The dental team was busy and another group returned to Amor del Nino. Kids were loved on and our own Mr. Fixit did some maintenance.
Tonight was a night of cross cultural dining, fellowship, and games with several families from Chimaltenango here to eat and visit. On a personal note, it is probably the last time I will see some of these folks so I was especially glad they could come.
Everyone is doing well with the exception maybe of one young man by the name of Jackson Doshier. We have nicknamed him "popper" and he may still have blisters in his mouth. Don bought some little peppers that he calls poppers that are just a little smaller than a pea and hotter than blue blazes, Jackson took one and popped it in his mouth and instantly regretted it, hence the nickname.
Tomorrow the team hopes to finish the houses and Thursday morning will leave the mission house and move to Antigua for a couple of days. We are buying four rocket stoves to assemble and put in the four houses that were built and those will be installed Thursday and Friday.
Hasta Manaña
Luisa
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