I couldn't get the littel girl to come out, the little boy was smiling from ear to ear. This is their home and I could tell that they wasn't going to have much of a Christmas, so I gave them 50 peso to buy the kids something.
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It's amazing what some people have to live in. How blessed and spoiled we are. Those kids probably think Santa wears a tie!
It is July 24 today and I decided to update our blog. We have thought that the interest has died in regards to our blog so have let it go. We have been very busy with all the things that a mission require. We have felt the joy of missionary success from many missionaries and as well as the sorrows and disapointments. We have treasured the relations ship with these special young people. They are just wonderful and always show their respect for us and their love. We continue to be amazed with these people. We went to a humble home the other night after parking then walking down a narrow road turning into a dirt walk way, then a narrow path into the tees and down a narrow trail to their home with a dirt floor walls of bamboo and Neppa slats for sides and roof. Two small bedrooms, kitchen and eating and living area. But the spirit is strong and you can see the love they have for their Four children. It is so evident the change that has come into their lives now that they active in the Gospel. We took a cake and shared it with them, something they don't get very often. Just a wonderful experience.
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It's amazing what some people have to live in. How blessed and spoiled we are. Those kids probably think Santa wears a tie!
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