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| The taxi driver and his wife and son. Also, the house we are staying in. |
We have seen people every day we've been here. It feels like we've been here one or two weeks, not four days! You might have noticed from the terrible grammar on the last post how tired we become from translating all the time. :)
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| Sunday dinner. The pastor's wife actually made some tradition corn cakes for us, which are cooked in the corn skins. They were very nice! |
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| The pastors wife. We were showing her photos of Australia. It's surprising how similar the geography is in this region to the southern highlands...they even have eucalyptus trees. |
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| Carlo's family. These are the wonderful people who are letting us use the internet to keep in touch. Oh, but they are so much more than that! We are becoming very good amigos indeed. :) |
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| In dad's hand is our trusty Enlish/Spanish dictionary. What would we do without it??? |
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Ah, Adios! We really appreciate your support and many e-mails. We are very blessed by our many friends all over the world; God is blessing us through you every day.
Lot's of love...
2 comments:
Yay! So interesting to see where you're living and the people you are spending time with -- and so good to see your faces :) I can see that you are tired, but you also appear content. I hope and pray that this is so.
Keep up the good work Beth!
I just found out about your blog.
Pretty impressive what you guys are doing!!! You're definitely a Lick family!
We just arrived back in Huntsville, Canada after 4 glorious months in Australia.
Love to all, and bless you all...
Carole
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