hi so the girls are making me write something on this blog thing, so i guess thats what i'm doing. so our time here in india has been amazing, there have been so many awesome experiences so far. The other day me and phil road the school bus and that was so much fun. it was packed with kids. the bus holds maybe 30 kids, but they usually pack them to about 75. so we all cramed in the bus and made our way dropping the kids off around the local villages. the bus driver tried to get me to drive the bus but i said , no way, there is no way i could drive on these roads. everyday at 3:30 its game time until about 5:30 so the kids always get us to play their games or teach them a new game. Me and phil are trying to understand their games and we're slowly learning. We've played cricket a few times and we really enjoy that. well bye for now keep praying for us as we attempt to teach english and build relationships with the kids.
kjel
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Phil,Christen,Lindsey,Erica,Sarah, Natashia,Catherine,Kjel
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6 comments:
Hey Guys,
It is so good to read your blogs and hear that you are all doing well. We know what you mean about not using brakes when driving...it is the same here. It is amazing how few accidents there are. We pray for you guys all the time.
Walsh...you make me laugh...my aunt said the same thing to me in an e-mail...lol.
We miss you all!
Lindsay and all of Team Peru
P.S-->We are all doing really well too. Can't wait to hear more stories!
I agree with your choice not to drive the bus...jk. I understand the crazy driving thing, reminds me of this time when I was in Bolivia. Hope you all have an amazing rest of your time. Keep us posted.
Kjel is a beautiful man.
Hi Kjel. I think you should have driven the bus. It would have been really cool to say you were driving around india.
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