I brought them home and we unloaded their baggage and then went out for pupusas at the Pupusaria. A pupusa is an Salvadoranian dish, and is like a tortilla/pancake filled with meat and/or cheese. We had a good meal at then came home for a rest. They were traveling for about 12 hours today, and everyone is tired.
Around our dinner table...
Jono and The M, Ryan and Nicole, Kim and Jason,
D, and some guy that wandered in off the beach. As I write this, everyone is cleaning up and making their beds and brushing their teeth and so on. I like having lots of people in the house.
D, and some guy that wandered in off the beach. As I write this, everyone is cleaning up and making their beds and brushing their teeth and so on. I like having lots of people in the house.
4 comments:
We are very happy that the students arrived safely! Now you have grunt workers to mop your floor for you. :)
Give Ryan our love
Hannah and Yv
I love reading your blog. Your stories are inspirational and entertaining. Jason's entire extended family is now following your efforts in the Honduras as well. You are all in our prayers.
Dovie (Jason's Mom)
I am a McGhee. 'nuff said. Enjoyed your blog and will be watching the progress in Hondurus.
Glad to see that the first shift arrived safely. So sorry to read about your loss. We'll be praying for you during this time. My grandmother taught school in Donna for several years. It's a surprisingly small world.
Yours because His,
Lynn
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