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✨ Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells

December, 2018 Jingle bells, Jingle bells, jingle all the way …. Oh what fun it is to fly from Roatan to Canada, eh? And that is what we will be doing very soon. We’ve certainly felt blessed to have had this opportunity to return to Roatan. We had no special projects awaiting us, but have filled these three weeks brim-full with good connecting time.   We attended two graduations and congratulated three other graduates. Report cards were collected from the school – only three stops at the school required. Despite being on school break, a group of students have come to our classroom three times a week to study. Also very importantly, Larry enjoyed some down time after the fall harvest. Yesterday afternoon was the best of times! With our departure soon, we set off to wish Merry Christmas to some families.   We delivered Christmas treat bags of candy and marbles/hair bows to some of the younger kids from the church. ...

🌴 A Really Great Week One

Steven entertains Jimena with his puppet play I had this idea and I'll see how it works. We arrived in Roatan this past Monday, so really, we haven't been here a week. Usually we arrive on Saturdays, so in our minds we think we have been here for a week now. Sooooo, if we call today the end of the A Really Great Week One, then tomorrow is the beginning of a new week. And since we will leave on a Monday, instead of only being here three weeks, we will (in our minds, at least!) be here for four weeks. We'll give it a try.  I just want to give you a peak at some of the opportunities and fun we have had this week as we have settled in. It is rainy season, and most days it has rained in the early morning, and then cleared, with some short bursts of water dumping out of the sky at various times in the day. So far we haven't had to hoist an umbrella while we are out and about.  Roof repairs provide constant employment during rainy season. While walk...

Back from Roatan - September Newsletter

September, 2018 Hello all!                                                   In the last update, I was predicting we would be home before the road construction season ended.  And….. sure enough!  Late last Saturday night as we were whisked along the 401 on our way to our bed, the Robert Q had to detour due to a Saturday night road closure.  We sure felt welcomed home! The time we spent in Roatan was H-O-T! We thought we were prepared from the heat we’d experienced in Chatham-Kent this summer but as soon as we stepped off the plane we were hit by the sauna-like heat and humidity. On a positive note, sweat is s...