Ballet!

The girls love their ballet class! They even get to learn Spanish at the same time, from their teacher Kristina!

Happy 3rd Birthday, Keta!

Emily found this delicious recipe for doggy birthday cake. 

Keta had to do the "paw" trick before eating her cake.

She loved it!

Sister Petrona

I gave Sister Petrona a ride home from church early today, because she was in so much pain.  She suffers from arthritis.  The Terry's had let her use some of my DB Rub while we were out of the country and she really loved it.  So I brought some over to her today, and she was so happy!  She said her neck didn't hurt for 5 days straight after using it last time.  Sister Petrona is the sweetest woman ever, always with a smile on her face (except in this picture!).  I just love her!

Em's cookies

Emily made these delicious beauties the other day.  Aren't they gorgeous?!

Fun at the water park!

Colin and the kids had the wave pool to themselves during a huge rain storm.  The thunder and lightening was coming loud and fast, so they got out:)  I've never heard thunder so loud in my life! 

Lucy came with us as our translator for sharing doTERRA with the spa. 

Night at the temple in Xela before we headed to the water park.

One of our favorite places

We hadn't been to Eagle's Nest for several months, and how the children have grown! This is baby Abby, who we first met when she was just a few days old.   

This little guy got attached to me pretty quickly.  I had purposely worn this stone necklace, thinking the kids might like to look at it, or play with it.  Sure enough, this little girl was fascinated by it!

Piepers

We met the Piepers at church and had them over for dinner.  Richard is an instructor at BYU-I and I asked if he knew Dollie Marble.  He almost fell off his chair and said she was at their home last week turning in a paper!  Small world!

Jewelry making has begun...

I'm teaching Candi, who works for us doing the cleaning, to make a macrame bracelet with a stone in it.  I have a vision of helping Guatemalan women out of poverty, or at least providing them with a little extra income by selling the jewelry they make when we visit the states.  She's doing a great job on her very first one, and I'm hoping to be able to bring it and a few others to FL in 2 weeks to sell, and give them the profit.    I'm teaching 2 other women from our branch, Gabi and Yolanda, starting this Tues.