Coming to you from Cuba, NY, the North Park mission house during a game of Life while Cory and Anna try to figure out some of the game details.
Fritz, Anna, and I played earlier and Fritz won on the last spin.
Today we've enjoyed a late breakfast, a short visit to the local Cheese museum, followed by a longer treasure hunt at the antique store.
Let's back up a bit....Friday we packed up and went to the final service of Refresh. After the service was the bottle rocket launch. Fritz was given a rocket to launch by a leader who had made one.
On the way to Big Tree Wesleyan near Buffalo, we stopped at a park with a playground that Fritz enjoyed playing on.
There were trails and a river that was used long ago for lumber transport and powering a sawmill.
We enjoyed pot-luck supper at Big Tree and then shared about the work in Haiti before returning to the Cuba mission house.
Saturday we rested, did a bit of food shopping and when to the Cuba cheese store: puzzle, reading, park....
Sunday, yesterday, we drove back to Houghton, sharing a few minutes in the morning service as well as in the back by our display table.
Back to Cuba to share with the folks at North Park. After a technical delay we shared our pictures and stories about the Lord's faithfulness before enjoying a pot-luck supper.
Chatting, then reading while the kids watched a movie before bed rounded out our day.
Fritzlin had us laughing today when he was trying to make us remember the weekend in WI at a Jack Links store display...'Why do they call him 'big-leg man'? He was thinking about Big Foot! ha..
Tomorrow we will head further East-looking forward to spending some time with Mme. Felician's [our dear friend and cook from LaGonave] daughter's family and then share on Wed. night at Wells Wesleyan before we start the travel back West.
Back in Michigan Eli visited the eye doctor and had a good check-up. He's resting up from his busy summer at camp and preparing for family time!
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Glad that you are having this time with family & friends. Holding F's citizenship papers in the light. May they come through swiftly without errors.
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