Friday - An Interview with Amy Castleman

I am not a very clever blogger so I am going to interview my dear friend, sister in Christ and roomie in Honduras - Amy Castleman.

What did you do today? I tore down a house, built a new one, bought shortbreadand banana bread from a Honduran lady with Margaret, ate watermelon and mangos.

What was your favorite part of the day? I really enjoyed that there were some children at the site today. It was fun to watch them, play with them and watch the people.

Name something that you saw today that you had never seen before? the outhouse behind the lady's house. It was so unsanitary. Also the level of poverty.

Name something funny you saw? It must have been dress up day for the children who actually have the opportunity to go to school. They were so sweet and cute. We saw a leopard, lion, dinosaur and a princess in a tutu with Mickey Mouse ears!

All of the kids and adults are doing great! They are working hard, having fun, not really getting sunburned - it was hot today and some of them had some red cheeks and necks (and Kelli Stewart has one red ear - not sure how that happened!). They are eating as well as they can. I try to walk through at breakfast and dinner to make sure I see them eating. If they are eating, it probably means they aren't sick! Tonight, one house crew did not get back until 7 p.m. Not sure how that happened - maybe too much watermelon and mangos (just kidding) They did an awesome job today! Those kids were stuffing it in! BBQ chicken, salad, tri color pasta and roll.

Thank you for your prayers - we feel them! Specifically pray that our hearts will be pricked to really have a deeper relationship with God, that we will be an example to each other and those we come in contact with and that we ALL STAY HEALTHY!!!!!!!

it is late, Mama Lee is tired, but she is still

running on faith