I love you guys & Georgia!!!!!
Go Georgia!!!!!!!!
So for Christmas my Best Friend (who is such an awesome person) gave me a goat!!!!!
We walked out of Macy's looking for a Cab (cause Stacey wouldn't ride the Subway after she saw the poo) and the tut-tut driver from West Africa begged us to ride in his cart. 3o Blocks and 4 near death experiences later we arrived at our destination with one worn out African who first checked his tires before helping us out of the tut-tut! 
Talking on the phone (which I was constantly getting fussed at for today) in Serendipity 3 drinking me a Frozen Peanut Butter Hot Chocolate!!!!!






To Be Continued . . . . . . . . .

We spent our last few hours in Mozambique at the church for Sunday morning service. It was an awesome service. We recognized the cooks and leaders who went through the leadership training all week. We presented the cooks with Cooking for Christ aprons. I had never seen anyone so proud to wear that apron as those 8 ladies were. It was AWESOME!
So we arrived at the game park at around 5:30pm Thursday afternoon. Their was no electricity but we did have fully enclosed rooms this time. So once we got their and unloaded our stuff we had about an hour and a half until dinner. Well with no electricity what is their to do??? So Tina
drew a hop scotch in the sand and Judy taught us how the Brazilians play hop scotch (apparently Americans play it the same way, must be old school or maybe I never played hop scotch as a kid. Not sure which!) So the hop scotch did not go over so well, so we then switched to the hand smack game. It took us several tries (not because of Tina :)), but we finally got it.


We were a little bored on the drive, but it wasn't hard for us to keep each other entertained for the 2 hours we were in the car. We had a great time just riding along laughing!
I know I said yesterday was the day I had been waiting for, but I also could not wait to pass out the teddy bears that our kids made during VBS. We showed them the picture of our kids holding up the bears that they made for them and then showed them the bears and their faces just lite up they were so excited! We were only able to bring 300 bears with us and we had 350 kids show up so we had to give the older kids candy instead.
Today was my most favorite day of the trip so far, but also the hardest. We had at least 450 kids show up today. Today's theme was walking on water. So for our craft today we were going to give every child a pair of flip flops and have them decorate them with strips of material. Well it took us the whole time just to size the kids and pass out the flip flops, a lot longer of a process than we had originally anticipated. Today was the day I had been waiting for for months. The idea of having the flip flops for a craft was my most favorite, because the kids would be walking away with something that they really needed. I was so excited about today, until half way into it when we ran out of the larger sizes. I had to tell kids we did not have a pair to fit them. They were shoving their feet into flip flops that were up to 4 sizes too small. We had a few that a smaller size was just not an option and I had to watch them w
alk away upset because they did not get a pair. It broke my heart!


