Pictures from September 2, 2008

The children were active and attentive.
Orquidea has a degree in Learning disabilities.
The older students were intent on learning,
and spoke excellent English, better than many of us.

The staff is not all present.

The computer lab-library. It wasn't empty often, especially the library

Hernie, Orquidea and one of the students.
They love their teachers and they love their school.
I saw it in their eyes.

Laura, Hernie and Ossiel in earest discussion on the porch of the homestead.

Part of a site that will be donated to the community for homes, a park and more,
promised by my friend Ossiel.

The pastor and his son, Miriam, who is donating the land, me
and the sign of promise given to Noah.

The site of a new church and retreat center. In His time.

Laura, back on the homestead, where she raised her family. Alive and quite well, thank you.

Grandma checks out Hernie's new toy.

This is where we actually ate. Much nicer, and reserved for family and friends.

The small home restaurant, typical of Honduras.