We've officially been here for over seven months and our lives have dramatically changed. I was just talking to Mark tonight about how we both feel the most content, alive and connected now more than any other time of our living here. In addition, we are settling in where this feels more like "home" now. The things that were weird (no air conditioning, an ant colony in our kitchen, locking four doors before leaving the house, drinking milk out of a box, having the ocean four blocks away) no longer seem that way... but normal (scary, but true).
Do you have any questions for us???? Anything... deep, shallow, long, wide....
Once we have eight questions in the "comment box" we'll start to answer.... :)
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What do you miss the most?
What do you miss the least?
this only counts as three questions, logan.... :)
Can you flush your toilet paper down your toilet??
You had a very good relationship with your neighbors in West Chicago. How's it going with your neighbors in Santo Domingo?
Mom/Judi
Mark loves grocery shopping, so describe what it's like doing your shopping there compared to here.
--Amy
If you can't flush your toilet paper down the toilet, what do you do with it?
How can we best pray for you and the people that you are ministring to?
Is there anything we can send you that would help keep your spirits up and/or assist the people in your ministry?
Have any friends/relatives from the US come to visit yet? What was the visit like?
Hope this counts as one question and not three, so that you can start answering the questions?
What do you know now about that boy who you rescued off the street after he was hit by a city bus?
If I flew in to visit with you - what airport is closest to you?
jersey girl
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