Well we didn't have to rise as early as usual, so that was quite delightful! We had our breakfast at about 9:30 in order to make the 10 o'clock sunday school like thing (but on saturday). Then we all took a few moments kick back, and watch a little bit of Brother Bear. We were out at San Antonio by 2pm and ate arroz con pato (rice with duck) and a beet and mayonaise salad. Then the fun began we played volleyball about 3 hours... it was very tiring. The afternoon weas specifically set up so that Team Peru had a chance to hang out with the kids of San Antonio. So when it came time for us to leave and return to Las Brisas, there were many handshakes, hugs, and kisses exchanged.
Everyone on the team was absolutley famished and the silence at the supper table was quite irregular. We then had a few minutes to catch our breath before we headed off to a youth group at the church in Las Brisas. Everyone was a lot older than we are used to working with, which was a relief as we did not have a lot of energy to offer. Jano led a small devotional (translated by Henrik) about the specific plans God has for us in our lives. Then we all had a enormous game of Big Booty (17 people) using english and spanish interchangably at random.
After closing our time at the church we headed back and spent a few hours chillin' with the team! That is all... thankyou.... bye bye... adios... I'm tired... Buenas noches... time to listen to some spanish hip-hop. Roonie and Parker are out! Keep us in your prayers, as we need to keep sane with all the stresses of the complex days... oh ya... by the way... +32 does hurt the skin... severely... no jokes. We are all burnt. Adios
PS. Rrroonie and Parrrker are atrociously amazing...
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2 comments:
I bet that rice and duck was amazing. Glad you are having a great time. May God keep using you to do great things!!
J-M
Hey that 17 people big booty game must of been awesome!!! Remember big booty at the refugee camp last year?
:-)
Sara Spaulding
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