Good job guys!
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Kara
Kara was a girl that stayed here for 3 months as a missionary. It was such a blessing to have her here helping out. She is such a joy. She went back to Florida on Monday. We miss her. Here are some pictures of her and that she took while she was here.
Senorita Mandarina!!!
Goofiness... Kara and the kids
The family with Kara the day before she left.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Fiestas Patrias- Patriotic Parties
Peruvians are very proud of their country and there are many festivals and parties to celebrate. In my institute of Language we had a party to celebrate the Peruvian independence. I dressed as a Chalan, typical Peruvian festival costume.
These are a few of the teachers at the intitute that dressed up as in traditional festival costumes from the mountains.
These are a few of the teachers at the intitute that dressed up as in traditional festival costumes from the mountains.
These are the people that are part of my spanish class. I am the tallest by far, and the only man. The guy on the end is not part of our class, he is another professor. It is fun to participate and learn about Peruvian culture in this way. We learned a couple of traditional patriotic songs and sang them all together that day to celebrate Peruvian independence. Independence day is tomorrow July 28, but I don't have classes, so we celebrated a little early.
Robin
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Pictures from Sunday
Kilaine decided to practice with us before the service. She was so cute singing along and doing some shakers. That's my girl! We always seem to be laughing during practice times...
Later, Liam joined in.
Pastor Tye from Calvary Chapel West Boca taught that morning.
Cassy helping out.
Jimmy teaching the older kids group.
Denise taught the little kids. (She's here for 6 months from Boston.)
Let the craft begin!!! I think my favorite painting was Ayumi's "chocoteja tree" ;)
Monday, July 21, 2008
Desfile
On Saturday the kids had a desfile (march) at school to celebrate the fiestas patrias (patriotic holiday). They put on traditional peruvian costumes. They both wore costumes from La Sierra (the mountains). Angelica and Pablo from the Boynton team went with us.
Liam with some of his classmates. The girls are wearing marinera outfits. The marinera nortena is a traditional peruvian dance from the coast.
Liam during the march.
Liam with David, one of his school friends.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Boynton Beach
Our church from Boynton is here on a missions trip. Here is a look at the first 2 days, Wed. in Canete helping Jaime out with the ministries and Thursday in Santa Rosa de Villa working on the building.
They did a craft and a song that went with it for the kids. It was about God's creation.
Pastor Tye came on the trip from Calvary Chapel West Boca. I think he and Jaime had a good time talking.
Krystel playing with the kids, Maria Fe and Esteban.
Americo, no te preocupes!!
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