Friday, October 31, 2008
What Does It Mean?
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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
My Jamaican Day
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Olympics Here We Come!
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
So Unworthy...
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Monday, October 20, 2008
My Time In The States
Grandma with her Grand babiesKristen, Me, Kyle, Tom, Stacie, Kevin, Keri, Ryan
Grandma and all her guys who wore suspenders in honor of grandpaThen after the funeral meal we all went back to mom and dads house for more family time and singing. What a blessing to get to see so many I love and to celebrate Grandpa's life and his victory in Jesus.
Blessings
Erin
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Sunday, October 19, 2008
One Year Ago Today

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Saturday, October 18, 2008
How would you do?
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Saturday, October 11, 2008
Back to the States
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Thursday, October 9, 2008
ACWR Touring Pictures
Two Students at JCSD
Pre-primary students at JCSDAfter we toured JCSD we then went to Blossom Garden a children's home in MoBay. It is one of two orphanages in MoBay that accepts kids 5 and under. I have been to this orphanage many times and it is one of my favorite places to serve. I love getting to hold the babies and spend time with all the kids there. Its never easy leaving but I praise God for each opportunity that I get to go and visit. They asked us not to take any pictures while we were there so we respected there wishes. Next we were off to Pastor Buckner's home to visit a while with him and his wife. While visiting the Buckner's I received a nice collection of bug bites all over my legs (15+ in about a 1/2 hour!)
Tuesday we got up and started making our rounds again we started off with Falmouth Infirmary (another place I have visited many times and just love!)
This Amazing Women was Boiling cloths at the infirmary to stop all spread of sickness
Chad lead devotions at the falmouth infirmary
Then we sang lots and lots of praises to our Great Lord. This man accompanied our singing with his harmonica (he did a great job too!)
One of the class rooms at the primary school
After we toured the school some students came in and we all sang some songs together.From the primary school it was decided that we should try a "short cut" through the bush of Jamaica to our next stop. So we gave it a try... and even though we asked just about every passer by if we were going the right way... and even though we made a few wrong turns.. we got to see some of God's beautiful creation!
Our road through the bush of Jamaica
Our road becoming a little wet but we still made it through (3 or 4 times trying to find the right road:))
Then at times our roads became like this... I don't know that you could even call this a road any more it looks like a creek to me... This one we didn't try to go through because we couldn't see an end to it.Once we finally made it back to civilization again Chad called Mr. Jones ( who we were supposed to be meeting so he could show us how to get to our last stop) and he kept saying meet me at the sign post office... Well we were so confused we were not sure if we were getting it right with the patois he was speaking so we were looking for a post office sign. When we asked him where this sign was Mr. Jones replied in St. James... well St. James is a Parish (county) and there are MANY towns in a parish so we were still completely lost. Thankfully as we drove by this Mr. Jones flagged us down.
The sign post officeMr. Jones then lead us up the mountain to the Robins Nest. This is the 2nd orphanage in MoBay that accepts children 5 and younger. This children's home is owned and operated by an American women.
The view from Robin's Nest on top of the mountain.
This is Neil (one of the orphans) whom I instantly fell in love with and he clung to me the entire time. It broke my heart to have to leave him. We were both not very happy and crying when I had to go.Posted by Erin at 12:06 PM 0 comments
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
ACWR Touring
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Sunday, October 5, 2008
Enjoying Fall in Jamaica
Drinking Hot Chocolate
Have a great week! I love you.
Blessings
Erin
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
Please Pray for My Family

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Friday, October 3, 2008
A Beautiful Day & Pudding
These kids are supposed to be learning the proper technique for restaurant cooking not just home in your kitchen cooking. So before we got started we had to go through all the proper procedures of washing our hands (some of them wanted to go to the dorm to clip finger nails too but I didn't have the time with them to go to that extreme), put on our aprons and cover our hair, clean all our surfaces, make sure we had all the proper ingredients (aka milk, and pudding mix... check!), and to make sure we had all the utensils it takes to make instant pudding.
The kids took it very seriously one reading the directions, one adding the mix, 3 each pouring in one cup of milk, and another whisking it together. They were happy to do something other then take notes and of course were more then ready to eat their creation after it had spent its 5 min. in the fridge. Happy Eating!Posted by Erin at 2:46 PM 0 comments
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Good Afternoons
fix my walls with shovels and sticks
we tried to catch a lizard but didn't succeed.
Truitt yelling CHEESE!
Then we finish our time with a service by Drew. He always starts off with Good Morning Everyone (and it could be morning noon or night) then asks us if we like to sing before starts his performance. Today's consisted of a song about how Drew loves to sing with a little David and Goliath, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Holy Holy Holy, and something about mountains all tied in. Great fun had by all.Posted by Erin at 2:48 PM 1 comments
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
The ABC's Revised
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