Waiting, waiting, waiting........

Waiting, who would have thought there would have been this much waiting?  After awhile it just begins to blur together.  We try to keep our spirits up.  But some days were harder than others.    We continue to pray everyday for strength, guidance, and patience.  

Dads musings with some of the things he sees.

Passing the time watching how it's made, or anything else of interest, you know we are desperate when we all crown in from of a little tablet screen.

Flowers to help cheer up the place,  within walking distance and the price was not to bad either.

we added school to the mix to help fill some of that word we avoided (time) we had a lot of it.

We were always playing games we brought, but after 7 weeks we were getting tired of them, we ventured out and bought an Ecuadorian one and with the help of the neighbors we got it figured out. 

The tablet was also a great past time especially after the lap top went haywire.

After being here for almost two months I had to venture out into the Spanish speaking community and get my hair done, I was a little worried for a while, but all was well.  It helped use up about 4 hours.  ( Ale loves taking pictures)

Another time eater is doing Ale's hair it takes a while to take it out and even longer to put it back in and we do this once a week.  The girls help and they all enjoy getting to watch something.

Sunday afternoon mom and dad get a way for a little treat.

I have heard that the waint will all come to an end and we will look back and it will be as a blur.  I think I am looking forward to the blur.  I have also been told that our time here is all about survival and when you get home is when it all starts.  This has been quite an adventure in every way imaginable and unimaginable.  Which  brings me to God,  the whole reason we are here, are strength, and our stronghold.  With God nothing is impossible.