This day has felt really long. We made our first trip to Hope for Guatemala today. It's really cool! For the entire two weeks, we're going to be serving the Zone 18 kids breakfast and lunch, and a few of the guys are going to work on building a second story expansion on the Hope building.
Zone 18 is pretty rough. I mean, many of the houses are made of concrete walls and floors, tin roofs, and have no running water. Hope has water, but a limited supply for every day. They make every drop count!!
My goodness, the kids are adorable!! The majority of them were friendly and they tried to teach us a little Spanish...
Good luck with that one.
We worked all day until 4:30, then loaded the bus. Which is where I am right now. Something's wrong with the bus and it won't start. It's starting to get a little hot... But we're all trying to keep up a good attitude. Morgan, Henry, Ian, and Anna are talking about movies they've seen recently. I was considering joining in, but decided not to. By the time I watch 'new' movies, they're already out on DVD.
We're supposed to eat dinner at 6:30... I'm starving.
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