
See? I told you it was too expensive.
Jenn, you should have waited. I'll stay with mine for a while.
The second service was special in that we were able to give the families that lost all their belongings the furniture we help build for them. It was a very emotional service and very satisfying.
After the service we piled the 80 pieces of furniture into a moving truck for delivery. Before we left we gave each family a cooked chicken (from a local Costco no less), a couple of loaves of bread and a liter of coke. We then proceeded to all go over their temporary dwelling to have dinner with them. It almost looked like the scene from the movie "It's A Wonderful Life" when they helped move Mr. Martini into his new home.
Each one of us were assigned a family. All of the non-Spanish speaking memebers of our team (which is most of them) were quite nervous. If you didn't know Spanish it was pretty much hand signals. It was great for me ;-) I brought my guitar, we ate, laughed, sang songs... we had a great time.
I've posted pictures below this entry. We're coming home Tuesday evening.
I'm missing Blue Eyes more than I can say.