So glad to know you guys (and baby girl:) made it to Honduras, safely. Don't like the looks of the type of landing you had to make, but it's over, and I hope takeoffs there are better. Looking forward to following along, via the Blog, as you minister there, and are subsequently ministered to. Thanks for taking the time to post pictures and experiences.
For the month of March, we will each live on $1 of food for each day. We will be posting updates throughout the month of what we spent, what meals we've prepared, and our reflections on the experience. Here are the guidelines we'll be following:
- No stockpiling of food prior to March. We'll only eat what we can buy with our allotted money.
- We will be taking a multi-vitamin so we don't get sick(extreme poverty is considered, by the World Bank, to be$1.25/day, so that $0.25 will cover the vitamin)
- We can't eat free food at work, etc...
- People who know we're doing this can't offer to buy uslunch, dinner, etc...
- The "Rude Rule" is the only caveat. If we find ourselves in a situation where refusing food, from someone that doesn't know about the $1 a day, because of our experiment would be rude, we can accept without a "penalty". Our Mothers didn't raise rude children. :)
So glad to know you guys (and baby girl:) made it to Honduras, safely. Don't like the looks of the type of landing you had to make, but it's over, and I hope takeoffs there are better. Looking forward to following along, via the Blog, as you minister there, and are subsequently ministered to. Thanks for taking the time to post pictures and experiences.
ReplyDeleteWow! Now, that's a landing. Glad you all made it safely.
ReplyDeleteInteresting landing for sure. It looks like he overcorrected a bit and was hooking a bit as he touched down.
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