

One of our main priorities this week was help Rick and Heather settle in and and get plugged in to their new surroundings and the mission. Among many other things, they've learned how to get from their little house to the mission, the grocery store, the drug store, the pizza place etc. (and not necessarily in that order). Official Portuguese lessons start next week, but they've picked some up already.
Today we attended the mission's annual general meeting and met with the Brazilian gentleman who does translation work for our leadership training materials. Tomorrow is our last day, which is hard to believe! We're going to try to fit in a church service, lunch with friends, a bus trip to Curitiba's "feirinha" (a fun learning experience for Rick and Heather...and us :)), and last but not least, packing our suitcases! I'll be sad to leave Brazil and the people here but happy at the same time to go home. Home Jones! (One of those sayings that's been in our family a long, long time.)
4 comments:
Home Jones!
YAY! :)
W-e i-s g-o-i-n-g h-o-m-e !-!-!
=D
You even had time for one last quick blog before you left. Am looking forward to more blog updates from Mozambique again!
Love you, give our dad a hug for me
hey. and where are the updates????
good to hear Rick and Heather seem to be doing well over there.
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