An Unfinished House

Someone hath toppled the King Chicken and seems to be having what's left of him for lunch - now this is a Honduran coup worth investigating.

School's out and the groups of boys before you (L-R: Carlos, Christian, Sergio, Kevin, Bairon & Oder) did exceptionally well in their classes this year. Thus we decided to celebrate by going to the beach and eating seafood overlooking the ocean. Just found out the other day that Sergio is Kevin's (Duke) uncle...I laughed. peace! - mlk

A very diligent reader and fellow missionary had, after having read my very convoluted expose on Duke, asked that I do something similar on a weekly basis with other kids from the community. At the time I took it as a wonderful suggestion and with every intention to do so I completely forgot about it. That is until I thought to introduce you to Roger Alexander, more commonly known as Chamu pronounced ( Sha -moo). I'm not promising a weekly get-to-know-you session as it seems my forgetfulness will eventually get the better of me and I will be branded a liar and a charlatan but from time to time do expect to meet some of the more obscure or curious members of our troupe. Which again brings us to Chamu and his story. I can't remember how we first encountered this kid and although I can usually give you the exact date of my first encounters with the other kids that pertain to us, it doesn't strike me as odd that I can't remember my first interaction with him. Chamu is p...

Little Matthew (Really, they named him Mateo Josue)

Chino

A group of about 10 leaders from the church did an observation tour of the two different "projects" of the congregation. We went first to Corozal a Garifuna community on the beach which is an outreach run by Juanita Green. We then headed to Los Laureles where we also happened to be celebrating Duke's birthday.