Unexpected
day off. We had planned to door knock
and study in Juayua today, but a few things happened that prevented this. One, Cesar and Eliza had out of town
guests. Two, Raul and his family went
out of town to visit his mom. Third, Cesar is working to connect with our
representative in San Salvador for our ‘luck of the draw’ interview with immigration. He was trying to leave the day open in case
he had to travel to San Salvador. The
man who is a preacher that signed our papers is afraid of gangs and may request
for Cesar to drive to San Salvador and then to immigration. As the day developed, the man is in Guatemala,
and we are uncertain of his return date.
A second man in San Salvador signed another paper for us and they are
trying to see if he would suffice for an immigration interview. So, we are indeed having the last minute scramble
on our papers. We know that it is in God’s
hands for the final approval and for everything to come together. Our final deadline is May 23rd. Since we were home, we I decided to have a
day of cleaning. I am feeling
overwhelmed in the organization department for children’s classes. I have gathered some supplies and they are
scattered. Some older materials are even
in suitcases from last summer. I am also
wanted to develop seminar ideas and samples as teaching is getting underway in
Juayua. So, we went to the market and I
bought a few small baskets for sorting and storing items. Then, I cleaned out our closets to make space
and then went through every suitcase. I
finished that and was satisfied with the end product. Tuesday, I hope to tackle our bedroom where
supplies are also accumulating. That
should just be a small task because I will have a place ready to put them. It seems a small thing, but it is important
to me. We skyped with Caleb and Della
and then with Leanna. Leanna was
finishing an audio power point presentation and trying to register for next
year. It was hilarious as we kept muting
the skype and looking up classes as she recorded. We could hear her recording. Each time she had to complete a do-over, we
just laughed and laughed. We finally left
it with her….so much for the multi-tasking.
I know she was glad to finish her school year.
Wanted to take a picture of the mountain of 'stuff' on our
kitchen table, but alas the camera was buried and I couldn't find it!
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