Making the beds - we switched sheets around and around trying to make the right fit, so that finally we had enough sheets for all 17 of them.
We left them a little treat on their beds - one "sublime" each. Those things are so delicious!
Monday morning the group started working in the dining hall at the seminary. They peeled off the wallpaper, did some sandpapering and painted the walls and ceiling.
We worked on it from Monday to Wednesday, and each day Charity had a little paint spot on her nose.
Cley and Joe working on the ceiling
I see Luz nearly every time I go to the seminary. She is always out and looking for someone to play with. She doesn't mind much that I can't really talk to her. :)
Pastor Jason
I was one of the trimmers all day Tuesday. I loved using the ladder, but by the end of the day, my legs were slightly sore. :S
We also painted a few classrooms and varnished the banister.
That's all for now, but I'll be sharing a few pictures from the sightseeing and sports evangelism.
2 comments:
So are you making up a bed for the girl coming next week? She contacted me somehow (cough-cough!) and told me that she would like to try a "sublime" and likes to paint too. ;)
Hello, Christina! I am enjoying your updates and photos. And that little girl, Luz? Yes you CAN talk to her in Spanish!!! Children are the most fun to talk to in a foreign language, because they don't judge you and they tend to talk more slowly than adults. So go ahead -- have a conversation with her! She will be tickled pink if you ask her to help you with your Spanish. Then again, she does look pretty young -- perhaps she doesn't even talk much at all yet, in any language! Nevertheless, the general principle still holds: Talk to the children in Spanish! Praying for you... Sra. Thompson
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