One Honduran man, a Baylor Business alumnus, has already written us in response to reading the story. He now owns a restaurant in San Pedro Sula, Honduras, the second largest city in Honduras. I plan to follow up with him to ask some questions! I love this part of the work, if you can call it that. What part if it, you ask? I guess I would call it the non-linear networking part: connecting from one person to another, always learning, frequently reevaluating, faking Spanish... it's kinda fun.
"Wheels within wheels in a spiral array
a pattern so grand and complex
time after time we loose sight of the waves,
our causes can't see their effects." - Neil Peart
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Here's the blog of a missionary doctor in Africa. We were close friends years ago when they lived in Houston and worked at Nasa. I thought you would enjoy reading about their work.
Oh, ignore my previous comment. I was having trouble signing in. It's not a new curse word.
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