We stayed in our first church, in the babies room, on our air mattresses, and of course the shower only had one temperature: (*what's colder than cold?*) ICE COOLD! Quite the waker upper! I've never had a shower with so much exercise happening, jumping around lol
Picture I took in the parking lot on the side of a truck
Look who we ran into in Belmopan!! Our favorite papa Henry!
He is so sweet. He is traveling around meeting with pastors teaching a class on Crisis Intervention as he was recently the fire chief over the whole country, and now as a pastor, he has lots of amazing counseling and crisis experience of his own.
Here is Pastor Norman
By the way, I took a picture of my bags and belongings . . . probably because I am planning to take a picture of Tati's 100 bags in the future :) for comparison haha
We walked into what said it was a church and all it was, was an abandoned swimming pool! haha
pics while driving - they call this mountain the sleeping man . . . notice the nose and chin of a man lying down
My new Caged Honey Badger Friend! lol
I seriously loved this little guy!
There he is! cute little guy with a very long snout
We met a priest and talked to them from this Anglican church! Definitely a new experience!!
Some random pics as we drive around in our hotbox
another one of these trees I love
As I said before, I love seeing hanging laundry . . .
Sweeet!
OK, so after the longest day ever - and they are all long, thanks for my prayer of multiplying our time here and the Lord doing a multitude of work in and through us . . . . we decided to go to an actual restaurant our first night in Belmopan :
This restaurant is Chinese, and called Yim Saan I think? Anyway, I tried Conch for the first time! And Tati learned Farkle for the first time. We laughed a LOT. It was a good little relaxing date :)
PLEASE notice this straight as the 1 fell on my shirt :)
Happy Conch likes to swim in Egg Drop Soup
Tati is very proud of this artsy looking photo of the dice
Tati won the game . . . . . .
therefore this was the loser's fate:
The Lord has been so good to us, and is teaching me so much. I am forever grateful for those of you reading this who have prayed for me and this trip that will forever change my life! I can't explain the work that is happening in my heart, soul, and mind, and while I do have a new camera, and enjoy sneaking pictures while we are meeting people and driving around, this trip has brought so much life and freedom and clarity to my spirit. While we never have more than a few hours if even online, I hope to update more than just pictures and events, but many times that is all that is able to be posted in short amounts of time. And while we have had fun and awesome experiences, I have been so humbled and changed by the things the Lord has revealed to me about my life before this trip and my life after. More to come on all of this.