We tried to go by and visit with Sylvia this
morning, but she was not home. We had a
meeting on Tuesday morning, so we were hoping she might be in Monday morning. We
will have to drop by at a later time.
With a little extra time we went by Selectos and Dwaine walked up to
check with Don Santos to see if he was coming on Tuesday. He was planning to come. Next, we worked on some lessons through
lunch. After lunch, Seily and I went up
to the cemetery to study with Vilma.
Zoila, her mother also joined in on the study. It was raining, so we went inside. We visited a long time. During the study, Seily received a call from
her husband, Mario, that he had been in an accident in San Salvador. Thankfully, he was not hurt, as well as the
other person involved. However, he had a
good bit of damage to his car, and was going to have it towed. He did have some family in San Salvador to
help out. After a long study, we went on
to Amalia’s. She was supposed to go to
Salcoatitan before too long, so Seily did a study for about 40 minutes on
repentance. We were excited that we were
able to have both our studies. After
returning home, we had our New Convert’s class and talked about
evangelism. It was a great time to talk
about increasing contacts and warm receptions in the body. There was a great turnout and it was
especially good that Ana and Jorge were there as new converts and not as
visitors. Afterwards we got to visit
with Mario and Sara and share some wedding pictures with them. Next week we are planning a dinner for our
class members and we are excited about that.
Saga of the Traveling Roaches
Thought I would include the ‘roach’ story. On Monday night, we noticed a huge roach
tiptoeing across the floor. We leave our
sliding door open while we are up so Wicket can come and go. At times, we see a roach out the corner of
our eye entering and crossing our white floors.
The direct route, is to enter our bedroom. We jumped up and by now, it was traveling
fast. It was close to my open closet and
I could envision putting on my clothes with a visiting roach inside! No way!
So, in the end, we killed it and I was so thankful that I could sleep well
without worries. I get up about 4:30
each morning and as I was opening my computer, I saw another huge roach leaving
our room, laughing all the way. All the
night, we did have a visitor! What a
delusion! Well, in the end, this one
died too. Then, Tuesday morning….repeat,
another exodus. It died too. The rain has been heavy and often this month
and we think the roaches are just looking for a dry night. Rent is high and
they paid the price…..but how many stowaways are taking advantage of our
hospitality?
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