Bed, Bugs, & Beyond

Pictures tell a thousand words, right? So this will, by far, be my longest post. Vacation is officially over for me and I am now back at Familia Feliz with seemingly endless afternoons of free-time after work in the mornings.  I figured it's probably time for an update as it has been almost a month since my last post.  As promised, this will be my special travel edition in which I will recount the adventures Corbin and I had on our trip.  Due to the hundreds of awesome pictures we took, I decided to do a sort of picture journal with captions and some paragraphs mixed in.  Enjoy! (remember, you can make the pictures bigger by clicking on them.) Front row seats on my three-day Pampas Tour in the Amazon.  My group was made up of 7 others all from the UK except for one from South Africa. This would explain why I returned from the trip saying things like "queue" when talking about lines and using "nice" to describe food. Federico the Caiman - The ecolodge

The school year is officially over.  Final grades are in, graduation is over, and nearly all of the kids are gone.  It’s been a pretty jam-packed week, but despite posting last week, I wanted to write another entry for a couple reasons.  First of all, with all that has happened, there is plenty to write about. Secondly, I leave for my three and a half week vacation on Thursday, and will not be taking my computer.  Because of this, there will probably not be a post for about a month, but when that post does come, it will detail all of my traveling adventures. I am pleased to say that our Christmas program was a success!  With the resources we have here, I think we put together a relatively high-quality production.  It was mainly a musical program featuring voices, and handbells, but I also had a few acting scenes as Jesus.  The kids seemed to enjoy it a lot, and it was a nice touch for our last Sabbath with everyone here. The following Sunday, we had our last family free-time w