Disney Day

Yesterday I got out of bed long enough to drink hot cocoa with Fany.  Fany's hot cocoa is like none other.  It is made with cocoa beans that her mother roasted herself, and roasted corn as a thickener.  It is delicious.

In the evening Fany and Laura came over as I was cooking dinner.  There was plenty for each of us, so we all sat down and ate together.  Then we climbed onto my bed and watched Disney movies.  Laura didn't want to leave when it was her bedtime, so I promised her we would watch more today.

Church is in La Tigra today, but it is FREEZING and windy outside so after going back and forth, last night Fany and I finally decided it is best not to go.  Laura still was running a fever and my throat and ear hurt.  The weather in La Tigra is always way colder and windier than in the city so we knew if it is cold here...  It kind of stinks because we have been looking forward to the service in La Tigra for a long time.  They are doing baptisms up there too.  Now those people are going to be cold!  The service in La Tigra will be special and was not something we wanted to miss.

I got some more emails sent out today, thanking a new supporter and updating another whom I haven't talked to in a while.  Now I have a day of rest.

I think I will go to the North American church at 4 p.m. if I have the energy.  Maybe I can find someone there who needs a ride to the retreat on Thursday.  I also really like worshiping in English.  Although after almost three years in Honduras, I no longer know the most current worship songs.  It will take some time for me to learn them again, but that is okay.

Now that I have all of my tasks done (except taking out the trash) I am ready for Laura to come over and our Disney day to start.