Day1
I woke up to a goat bleating and some (not so wonderful) Indian songs. We changed up schedule because we got to India at 12 p.m. Our schedule was: Eat breakfast at 7:30 then we nap until 11:00, right at eleven our team would go visit the school. Breakfast was, of course, Indian food (we didn’t bother to pay extra for American food). At 11:00 we went to the school and the Indians basically made it a parade. They were throwing huge flowers at us and seemed so happy with god in their lives. It was the greatest experience in my life. I asked if they liked their school and they said yes. After we were done browsing the school we went and talked about god in our tent. We told the story of Jonah, sang some songs, and of course, the seminar started. By the time it was far too late so we had to leave to our hotel. It is now morning as I’m writing this so I’ll get to the next one A.S.A.P.
Day2
So I learned the hard way that Indians love driving crazy. This is how they drive; you’re looking outside at the dry wasteland and you see a herd of water buffalo in the middle of the street. Suddenly, you hear honking of your own horn even though you past the herd. I learned that you have to honk your horn to let people/cars know that you’re there. So the rest of the ride we would be honking every few seconds. We went to the village quite early and I met some friends and one enemy. I called the enemy Brownie because of his brown shirt. Brownie was very naughty and he stole 3 pieces of gum and one Poky pack. I had to keep him away with my water squirter that’s supposed to be for when I get hot (I’m so mean!). So I was glad when we left. At night I thankfully went to a different village for health talk. At that village I was doing Daniel and the lions’ den with my friend Christian. I was king he was Daniel. After that we went back to the hotel.
I woke up to a goat bleating and some (not so wonderful) Indian songs. We changed up schedule because we got to India at 12 p.m. Our schedule was: Eat breakfast at 7:30 then we nap until 11:00, right at eleven our team would go visit the school. Breakfast was, of course, Indian food (we didn’t bother to pay extra for American food). At 11:00 we went to the school and the Indians basically made it a parade. They were throwing huge flowers at us and seemed so happy with god in their lives. It was the greatest experience in my life. I asked if they liked their school and they said yes. After we were done browsing the school we went and talked about god in our tent. We told the story of Jonah, sang some songs, and of course, the seminar started. By the time it was far too late so we had to leave to our hotel. It is now morning as I’m writing this so I’ll get to the next one A.S.A.P.
Day2
So I learned the hard way that Indians love driving crazy. This is how they drive; you’re looking outside at the dry wasteland and you see a herd of water buffalo in the middle of the street. Suddenly, you hear honking of your own horn even though you past the herd. I learned that you have to honk your horn to let people/cars know that you’re there. So the rest of the ride we would be honking every few seconds. We went to the village quite early and I met some friends and one enemy. I called the enemy Brownie because of his brown shirt. Brownie was very naughty and he stole 3 pieces of gum and one Poky pack. I had to keep him away with my water squirter that’s supposed to be for when I get hot (I’m so mean!). So I was glad when we left. At night I thankfully went to a different village for health talk. At that village I was doing Daniel and the lions’ den with my friend Christian. I was king he was Daniel. After that we went back to the hotel.
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