**Due to technical difficulties, this post is actually from Sunday:)
I just paid cinco quetzales for a picture with this little girl. (7.5 Q’s are $1, so…) She followed my friends, Joe and Elizabeth Foote (the Feet:) and me around the market for about 15 minutes. I started talking to her, and I’m pretty sure she looked into my eyes:) She said she was nine years old, which is the age of my 4th graders. That impacted me too much. I didn’t want anything she was selling, so I asked her if I could give her 5 for a picture with me. She liked that.
The Feet and I are wiped out from trying to barter for the past couple of hours. I’m really thankful that God has helped me to remember as much Spanish as I do! I’m actually quite surprised at how well I’ve been doing. There was this one boy, Jeremy, who latched onto us for awhile. He knew a little English and translated a few things for us. He was a cute kid, thirteen years old, and in the sixth grade. While we were walking, I asked him if he knew who Jesus Christ was. He said that he did and we talked for a minute about the Lord…but I couldn’t remember enough Spanish words to really talk much. I’ll definitely pray for Jeremy tonight.
Hasta lluego!
She is very cute. What is the exchange rate for U.S. dollars there? Thanks for the post. We are still praying for your safety. We love you Kim!!!
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Kim – scratch the exchange rate question – I think you already covered that in your post π π π π
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