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My Adventures in Peru: June 2008
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Sunday, June 8, 2008. I arrived safely back home and the first thing my family and I did after leaving the airport was head to Taco Bell. I don't know what it is about the place, because Taco Bell is not exactly the best representation of fine Mexican food, but whatever the case, those burritos tasted simply amazing! Nothing like craving mexican. Beans are completely different from those beans down in Peru, whatever they're called. A peace came over me and I was able to care for him with patience and lov...
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The Daily Life of Kaitlin at Km.38: Clinic in Nuevo Era
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The Daily Life of Kaitlin at Km.38. Pucallpa, Peru 2007-2008. Thursday, March 27, 2008. Clinic in Nuevo Era. All clinics are the same similar process. We pack up, we load the truck, we find our destination, we search the town for tables, chairs, and benches, we set up medical pharmacy, consult, triage, set up glasses, and set up dental. After we are all set up we hand out tickets. Tickets 1-80 usually sometimes. The hearts of these Peruvian people. The mornings were crazy! Little Cindy who had terrible f...
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The Daily Life of Kaitlin at Km.38: October 2007
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The Daily Life of Kaitlin at Km.38. Pucallpa, Peru 2007-2008. Friday, October 26, 2007. As I sit in my kindergarten. Class watching them color their colorful pages of construction paper, i wonder what i am missions out on. Why arent. I love to color. I pick up the crayons and start coloring away. As i examine. The crayons and their colors and inventive names, i remember how much fun coloring was as a child and how much more fun it is now. Razzledazzle. Monday, October 15, 2007. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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My Peruvian Adventure: August 2007
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Friday, August 31, 2007. And Then Came the Diarrhea. Well, I suppose it was bound to happen sooner or later. I didn´t think I would get it so fast, especially while staying in a house. What did I get? Sunday, August 26, 2007. Well, here are a few pics of this past week. As you can see, I was out of it for most of the week! We were so tired the whole time! Friday, August 17, 2007. I thank God that he protected us during this time. He really does watch after us! Tuesday, August 14, 2007. Well, out of the b...
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My Peruvian Adventure: Invasion of the Ants
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008. Invasion of the Ants. For the past so many months our house at 38 has been plagued with ants! The next ant attack was from the big, huge, monsterous black ants. They were crawling all over my laundry. So I went and put my laundry in a bucket of water hoping to drown the ants. Did you know some ants swim? I´m not sure how the ant business is going right now. Emily and I are living in a nice house in Yarina with the pastor and his wife. We are beginning our last publi...Hello This...
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My Peruvian Adventure: Hector Daniel
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Monday, March 3, 2008. The first time I saw Hector was at church. He was a really sick looking baby. He was ashen gray and did not move much at all. He also smelled of vomit and urine. Anita had informed Jenni of this baby and they went out to visit it the following Sunday. Jenni came back later saying the baby was really malnurished. We are not sure how many days this precious child has left. We are all very saddened by this news. It is really sick how sin has plagued this world. Even the mo...I ask all...
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My Adventures in Peru: April 2008
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Thursday, April 24, 2008. Less than a week! The 3rd week of March we held a clinic in Nueva Era, a Shipibo community just out of Yarinacocha. The week was quite successful, with lots of people passing through medical and our dental team saw record numbers. Brent's family was able to join in on the fun and help out a bunch at clinic, so that was a huge help. Nice to meet you guys! Well, my family was all good sports about the whole thing and the whole time here and they had a good time here!
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My Adventures in Peru: October 2007
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007. Future home of the Masisea SDA Church. Kaitlin really likes to color! Kaitlin coloring with kids at Masisea for SS. Pretty much the cutest couple ever. Check out them roots. Fun Sabbath afternoon ride. The back view of our house.isn't it cute? The boys like to cook breakfast:-). The guys harvested over 250 pineapples from our field. yummy. A beautiful rainbow after a downpour. AmOR Projects’ “Donate to Emancipate” Fundraising Campaign. Could somebody please free us? With God&...
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My Adventures in Peru: some pictures from the past weeks
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008. Some pictures from the past weeks. I love the picture looking out from the house at 38. Awesome! Boy do I miss that place. Praying for you guys. March 22, 2008 at 10:40 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). My Adventures in Peru. Many more Peru pictures. Other Student Missionary Links. Some pictures from the past weeks. House Hunting part 2. CA, United States. View my complete profile.
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My Adventures in Peru: February 2008
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Monday, February 11, 2008. House Hunting Part 1. Considering the recent events leading us to feel unsafe and not secure in our present home, Jenni and I made the unanimous decision to move out. However, finding a new home has quickly presented us a challenge. Where do you find a room/apartment that is decently priced, close to the center of town, is safe, comfortable, and maybe, just maybe have a wireless internet signal? Praise God, despite the hard times. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). House Hunting Part 1.
