So we are going to build an ark today, it seems like the responsible thing to do. It rains so hard, for so long every day here. It is the rainy season and the city is washing away. We have to climb a pretty steep hill on a makeshift road in order to get to our ministry site and it is more and more precarious every day. Yesterday, the bus driver couldn't see out the window because it was so humid and foggy and so he ran full speed over a huge speed bump, so we stopped so he could wipe off the window so he could see. But overall, the road looks like a riverbed. So enough about the rain, we had a record setting day yesterday and saw over 300 patients. This place is running like clockwork and we are having so much fun connecting with the people and meeting some of their needs. We even had a dog try his best to make it into our pharmacy, but he just had too far to go. If no one throws a chicken through the window today, I might protest. We did see a pig just hanging out on the side of the road near our site. This place is awesome. So enjoy the few photos.
Oh, the picture of all of us in the blue scrub tops, my dad was tired of being "Erin's Dad" or "Kelly's Dad" so he made us tops that said "Tom's daughter" and he had one that said "Tom" It was great!!
2 comments:
Erin you look like you're having blast! I don't know if it's because you're standing next to your Dad or because you're having so much fun but you look like such a happy little girl in the picture with the scrubs!
I'm praying for you all the time because this Equador bracelet keeps itching my arm reminding me to pray :) Miss you!
Hi Erin! After reading this post, I won't complain about Houston humidity anymore! This group you're with is such an inspiration. I would love to go on a mission trip again...do you think anyone could use a meteorologist? ;)
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