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| Our room with the reflection of the sea in the sliding door. |
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| Yes, I believe I could get use to this! |
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| A future fisherman. |
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| The days catch. |
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| Harvesting the days catch. These fishermen work hard. They are up before dawn preparing the boats and nets, and are out on the water at sunrise. This was about 3 in the afternoon. |
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| Everyone gets involved. |
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| Dinner! Fresh fish and veggies. De Colores! |
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| The sunrises are as spectacular as the sunsets. |
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| Our beach and Isla de Tibulon. |
WOW! What a great break. I'm so proud of you for taking some R&R. People may say, "hey! they're already on vacation :(" But we know that the cross-culture stress, language barrier, ministry, construction, etc. is in fact work. And it isn't a 9 to 5 job, but 24/7! That is why a good break is necessary.
ReplyDeleteWe had a great weekend for Winter Games. The weather was perfect, lots of people, great food. Fun, fun, fun. (please be in prayer for a father from Milford who died when his snowmobile hit a tree)
I shared at Harbor today about my future plans. We prayed for you, Stephanie, and Richard in Haiti, and me. Also, Dr. Steve was there who often goes to Tanz, and a family were visiting whose daughter is ministering in Australia! That covers ever continent!! HOJ is a church on mission! Very, very exciting. Grateful to be your partner in the Gospel.H.
Beautiful pictures. Wish I could be on that beach and watching that sunset with you. Enjoy your time, Cheryl
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