[counting vitamins]


yesterday we went up to a village faaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrr up in the mountains. there was no electricity available. we went to a school of 6th graders and gave them vitamins and anti-pesticide medicine. we walked about a half a mile to a field and play soccer and frisbee. needless to say the honduran kids beat the americans haha.

we had lunch by a little river which was AWESOME! after lunch we split up into groups and went to a few houses to share God's love with the people and invite them to a service that will be held at the Hospital Bauista this thursday.

before going back home, we stopped by an orphanage, which is the largest orphanage in honduras. there are around 400-500 kids that stay there. we got to see and play with the 2 and 3 year olds. they greeted us with open arms and were ready to play. they loved the bombas (bubbles)!!!

today we went further up into the same village and did a clinical type thing at one of the churches. since i have no medical training whatsoever, i did what i do best, play :) they loved the bombas too and we played frisbee.

no joke... we have gone to get ice cream EVERYNIGHT since we've been here. (and no i did not partake in all of that ice cream consumption thank you very much)

and i'm not havin very much luck uploading pictures.... it is taking FOREVER