Of course my plans flew out the window. Not having a babysitter made work impossible. The scorching heat encouraged us to do like the locals: search for water to swim in. Then as Easter approached and I began to prepare for my big dinner, we lost all of our water supply at home. There was no way I was going to attempt to cook a big dinner without water. We went out to eat instead. Elijah still had his Easter egg h
unt, with a surpise guest. A neighbor came by, a little bit high, to show us this snake he caught.
Perhaps it occurred during a naive moment as a teenager, or through the subtle choices of faith over doubt in college, but somehow along the way I committed every major decision in life, every fork in the road, even the little things day to day, to lead me closer to God. Today that decision leads my family and me to Honduras. Journey with us as we seek to meet Jesus in the faces of the poor and live in a sacred place, whether in Tegucigalpa, Seattle, or Paris.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Semana Santa
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