Olivia and Ana sang during the offering while Juan Carlos kept a beat on a drum that looks like a simple box (not sure what that is called as I am not a musician). Morgan did the sermon while Raleigh translated what she said to Spanish for the children. Morgan mentioned that she spent 9 years at Emmanuel which definitely helped her grow as a person of God.
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From left to right: Ana, Juan Carlos, Olivia |
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Morgan and Raleigh |
After our conversation, I headed to the yard where the small girls were and sat with Noah there for a little over an hour. One of the small girls decided to run around really fast and trip and fall, hitting her head on a rock or something hard and it swelled up to the size of a baseball. They had to have a bag of ice on it for over 2 hours and the swelling mostly came down, but I am sure it will be black and blue for a while. We showed her Noah's scar from when he was about the same age and did the same thing. The calcification of the bone underneath the skin in that spot is still there, so there is still a bump on his forehead where it happened.
I ended the day with heading to the Comedor for supper, where we ate spaghetti, beans, and tortillas. I always take my water bottle down with me, but since plain water without ice is so difficult for me to drink down here and I do need to drink as much water as possible, I always buy flavor packets back in the States to add to the water so that I can drink quite a bit. I do share what I have in the Comedor as the kids really like it. So while there, I hype myself up to drink my glass of plain water (that I was served) in order to share most of my bottle of flavored water with the kids. When I am out and about and not in the Comedor, then I drink the flavored water as I don't care for plain room temperature water.