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| Out for dinner with the teachers this year |
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| There's a new puppy in the house! Ricki! |
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| They call him trapeador (mop), because of his long hair, how close he is to the ground, and his tendency to get into every corner. With the constant rain of the rainy season, he feel like a wet mop. |
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| Typical food at school to celebrate Dia de Inpedendencia. From left to right: tostada, rellenito (filled with pureed black beans and covered with a platano (plantain)-based something?) elote (their type of corn) and a Dulce de Leche candy. I don't like the fresco cheese they put on tostadas, but the rest was delicious! |
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| My class! (Missing 1, plus 1 more coming in October.) So nice having a small class! |
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| Art class |
I don't think I've shared this link yet. This summer Compassion International wrote up an article about the Water Filter trip I took last year. Out of all of the trips, they shared about and used pictures from the one I went on!
Click here: Investing in Community and Clean Water
Your students are so cute!! And how neat that Compassion shared about your trip and used your photos!
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