This will most likely be the last post until we arrive back in Lewiston on Monday around 4pm if all goes as scheduled.
We had an early breakfast this morning so we could head out to the soup kitchen and finish our paint job. We actually took the bus by ourselves without Papa Roberto with success. Here you see Martha, Diane, Betty, Matt and Norm painting the bottom of the soup kitchen.
Mateo the team captain is being watched by his young teamates. They didn´t want him to paint. They wanted to learn how to play lacross. We soon releived Matt so he could go coach.
Betty and Norm are showing off our finished product.
After the work was done the rest of us joined in the fun. Here you see us showing them the new jump ropes we brought with us. At 8000ft. above sea level it did not take us long to loose our breathe. In the background are the mountains which surround Cochabamba. There was snow this morning on the peaks.
Madelyn is pictured here with our young amigos just before we had to say our final good-byes.
Jen, Norm and Betty saying good-bye to the others after the games were done.
We had an early breakfast this morning so we could head out to the soup kitchen and finish our paint job. We actually took the bus by ourselves without Papa Roberto with success. Here you see Martha, Diane, Betty, Matt and Norm painting the bottom of the soup kitchen.
Mateo the team captain is being watched by his young teamates. They didn´t want him to paint. They wanted to learn how to play lacross. We soon releived Matt so he could go coach.
Betty and Norm are showing off our finished product.
After the work was done the rest of us joined in the fun. Here you see us showing them the new jump ropes we brought with us. At 8000ft. above sea level it did not take us long to loose our breathe. In the background are the mountains which surround Cochabamba. There was snow this morning on the peaks.
Madelyn is pictured here with our young amigos just before we had to say our final good-byes.
1 comment:
Thank you for sharing your trip to Cochabamba, Bolivia to help the Soup Kitchen and all the many good things you did for those children during your stay in Bolivia. I'm sure my brother Padre Roberto is missing you very much and certainly he is very thankful for your visit.
Paul Lacasse
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