Hey Guys! We just arrived in Argentina! We're tired as all get out. We just got over a flight of about 11 hours from Dallas. We have enjoyred movies on the plane, the food was okay, and we got to see old friends in Texas. And most of all, we are foreigners in a different country! I have met people from Ukraines, Idaho, Ohio, and Texas. We moved into our sweet room with a bathroom. It has tiled floors, pluming, and electricity, although we can't flush the toilet paper down the toilet. Interesting. Some of us have worked a little. The foreign cars are small, but pretty sweet looking. Tonight we have "orientation" that should last about 3 hours. That's pretty long... Well until next time!
-Nick
Hey everyone! Well, I am having a great time! I got to eat an awesome dinner tonight! We had chicken, mashed potatoes, and bread. It was so good! The pane ride was horribly long. Unfortunately, I couldn't sleep well. Angela and I were trying to figure out what we could do. So I played my Tetris, Rubix cube, and my other handy game system. We went exploring today, and I got to wash chairs. It was fun! Well, I'll tlak to you guys later!
Love,
Hannah
Hello! Well it is 10:30 p.m., and body time, that is really 4:30 p.m. We just finished our 3 and a half hour meeting and I’m all “orientation-ed” out. It has been a long past couple of days. The night’s flight was hard for me, and I guess I figured out that I can’t sleep on planes. So I was up for the full 11-hour flight. Go me! So tonight’s sleep shall be nice and long and wonderful. :-D Breakfast is at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning which isn’t bad after a full nights sleep. It has been crazy to see all the different types of people here. There are people from 15 countries, people who can speak 5 languages, and over 400 people here and we are expecting more. There are Ukrainians, Brazilians, Argentines, and of course, Americans. It is fun. I am doing the photography, and what they call “telling the story”, which is in the same group as the newsletter and video crews. They write the newsletter in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, which is quite exciting! It will be an amazing experience. Hearing what we are doing is thrilling for me, because it is going to impact so many people’s lives. We have community service, the women go to the women’s jail, street witnessing, puppet shows for VBS, and we help work on local churches and show the Jesus film. I am excited to see what God is going to do through all of us that are here to serve. Hope all is well with you! Love you!
Love always,
Ang
