Here are some pictures of our journey ~
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| our kitchen for the week ~ we prepared food for 25 people + extras for church folks |
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| Our sweet Mirna with the quilt I made for her little baby son |
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| Gregs cook station for the week |
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| delicious fresh fruit in January |
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| Austin and Amy got up and worked in the kitchen for Breakfast and then went our with the medical team for the day....every day! |
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| My awesome chef at work |
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| Amy & Mirna |
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| Me and Glinda ~ the church housekeeper |
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| young man who cooked our chickens one night! |
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| This dear lady was lightning fast with the tortilla making |
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| the pharmacy staff at work at one of the churchs ~ Amy's first time with a medical team |
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| Austin worked in optometry |
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| I started to crochet one day and ended up making many single crochet bracelets and hair ties |
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| my favorite drink ~ Pepsi needs to sell it here |
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| Floor to ceiling fabric at the local store ~ spent $23 and came home with 9 unique yards of fabric |
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| Made up a new dish ~ Mexican Lasagna ~ layers of grilled chicken, tortillas, ground beef and lots of cheese and salsa |
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| presunburn picture at Telamar on our resting day before travel home |
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| I could sit at the beach and listen to the waves crash for hours! |
*another opportunity to serve the Lord in this wonderful country
*sweet visits with most of our friends down there
*feeding our medical team
*a walking buddy (Greg) thru town (about 7 miles logged on our fitbits daily)
*delicious cantaloupe and watermelon in January
*watching Amy and Austin work together
*the premarriage counseling they received while on the trip
*a relaxing time at the beach on the last morning
*Wonderful hugs & a few tears
*God's protection as we walked to and from the church each day (5 blocks each way)
*for the internet (spotty at best) to hear about the inauguration and the Falcon's win and going to the Superbowl!
*for serving the Lord with our mission team friends again
*and really thankful that I have a home with no staircases to climb multiple times daily ~ climbing to the 4th floor to our room was not fun everyday.
*thankful for clean water and warm showers
*for being able to shop locally without heavily armed guards in the stores
*for the quietness of my home
*for the opportunity to see that Lord at work in other parts of the world
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Welcome to the farm ~ we are a blended family with 7 children (3 are married), 4 grandsons, 5 dogs, 3 rabbits, and 15 chickens living on 3 acres in Georgia. I love crafting, sewing, cooking & canning, recipes of all kinds, reading, playing with my little buddies, family time, travel, pinterest and most of all the Lord.