This young lady is absolutely delightful to be around. She is a real sweetheart--and cute also!

Steve Turnbull and I took a load of stuff and some crates to Searcy. We were met by Morris with a pickup load of desks and stuf, and also by Stephen from Shongaloo with a pickup load of wheelchairs, toys, clothes, and shoes.
We packed a whole bunch of crates for shipment to La Palma as soon as the paperwork is approved and a flight is scheduled.
Got home just before midnight.

The room to the far right will be a storage room and shop for our teams to use. The next room to it will become a medical room for storage of medicines and will have an exam table and dental chair.

Construction continues on the new building. The room to the left will be the video conference room where native preachers will be trained to go preach the Gospel. This room is scheduled to be completed by Dec 5.

This little guy has been featured before, but he is too cute to pass up again. He lives close to Reina's house.

Nurse Marcy checks the stitches in a little girl in Ocotepeque. Our great medically trained people get to do more there than here, without malpractice insurance!

Most of the vegetables grown in this region are marketed as 'organic'. I would imagine that this cabbage will be organically grown when it gets to market. What about the sprayer?