Here are some photos that tell about some of our daily tasks. In the mornings before we go to the soup kitchen, Greg and I have been helping with some administrative aspects of the ministry. We've been organizing files, updating databases, translating letters from kids to their U.S. sponsors, and searching the Internet for grants. We put in some pics of dinners because frankly, we spend a lot of time eating and enjoying the company of others. We have spent many evenings in the dark without power playing games or reading with our head lamps on. Rainstorms in the afternoon or evening are frequent here, leaving us without power for hours at a time. Thankfully, our stoves are gas powered, so we are not without food!
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Nice headlamp, those things are coming in handy, eh? And...are you playing scrabble with Spanish words my little Spanish speaking chickens?
We enjoyed the pics,and the comment. Everything here is good, and what will you have for aaThanksgiving dinner? Stay well and keep your days slow---------love Nana
Gotta love those head lamps!!!! Who would have thought that when you bought them you would be using them in Ecuador!!! Love all your pictures. It really gives us a sense of what its like there. Happy to hear all the good that is going on there.So glad that you and Greg are making a difference in those little ones lives
Love mom&dad G
Ok, come on people...comments, comments....let's go slackers.
Amazing. Your lives are simply amazing. Who else do I know that owns a pair of "headlamps?" Reminds me of FraggleRock. ;-)
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