Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Hi Tim Here
Well today I have a Spanish tutor here to help me to move from knowing words and small sentences and into the realm of conversation. I know many words and basic greetings but hearing the language is another matter.
Still working on a TGR planting project but not sure how things will work out. Language is essential and will be my main focus for the next 4 months.
The picture is from the beach where I lost my wallet. We have been to the beach twice since introduced to a good safe location. It takes 2.5 hours to get there so is not going to be a big factor in our ministre. The second time there we were with a team and they enjoyed the experience immensly.
Well off to Spanish I go.
Tim
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Hi Folks
Happy Easter
We just returned from a visit with an Quiche family in Solola. We were at an elevation of 2450 meters for 2 nights. It was cold at night and wonderful during the day. We had a great time eating traditional foods and we did not get sick which is a real bonus. The family was very clean and used a lot of soap to wash dishes. Even with dirt floors in the kitchen, cleanliness was a top priority. It felt like we were camping on a pack trip because lots of time was spent around the stove/fire and the chairs or ground we had to sit on was hard so after a time, you long for a comfortable chair. Here we have 2 pictures taken around the cook stove. I will post this and then try to add a few more pictures.
Tim
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Hi Tim Here
Work on the William Cornelius is proceeding very well. After a good start on cabinets with the team from Manitoba, and a good effort from an Alberta team bringing several banks of cabinets together, we now see a Newfoundland team completing the work in both dental labs and the science lab. Wow, what team work.
I finally received a new temporary drivers license after losing mine in the ocean. What a challenge. Thanks to my good friend Bob and others we did not have to travel back to Canada. This saved us a lot of money.
We finally have internet at the house after waiting 2 months for service. What a struggle!
The picture is of Sheila holding a cashew fruit.
The other is a picture of the Crowsnest group and some students of the WCVTC holding instruments donated for the music program.
Bye for now
Tim
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