I'll be home for Christmas...in FOUR days!

Sorry it’s been awhile since I have written on my blog!

 

Two weekends ago, after the house church on Sunday we headed to a small town called La Campa. La Campa is known for its pottery. We got to learn a little bit about the pottery and the people who make it. It was a really fun town and fun to look at all the pottery.  

Last week it was Raquel’s (one of the teachers) birthdays.  One night we went to our neighbor’s for pizza and karaoke and dancing, which was a lot of fun.  Friday after school the 11^th graders (her class) planned a surprise party at one of their houses.  There was lots of pizza, snacks, a cake all the way from Guatemala, a piñata and even fireworks!  It was quite the celebration!

This past weekend the Circus came to town!  So a few of us went to it Saturday night, and it was quite the experience!  It was the Blue Smurf Circus and you better believe they had people dressed up in Smurf costumes.  The circus had dancers, tight rope walkers, rope dancers, and even lions and jaguars!  It had been awhile since I had been to a circus, so I was like a little kid, a full bundle of excitement!  

This half of the school year has flown by.  I can’t believe it is the last week before Christmas break, and that I will be in THE STATES Saturday spending time with my FAMILY.  I cannot contain my excitement!  

We have been preparing for our Christmas program for the past month or so at school and tonight we finally had the big show.  IT WAS WONDERFUL!  The power stayed on for the whole program, and all the parents seemed to really enjoy the program.  All of the students looked beautiful and all of the dances were great!  There was a lot of work put into the program, and all the glory was for God.    

Please pray for safe travels for all of the teachers, as we are heading to the states on Saturday!  We are traveling to San Pedro Sula Friday after a half day of school and then flying out the next day.  I will arrive in Tucson at 7:20 pm Saturday night, YAY!  The next time I write will be from Arizona, wishing everyone the happiest Christmas and New Year of all!