Merry Christmas to everyone from Panama!
You are probably wondering what I am going to do today. Well, to say the least, I don't know! What do you do in a tropical country, 80 degrees and humid, on Christmas day? There are even no fir trees where we are here, so it would be impossible to decorate one (there are lots of banana trees--how would that look?? :)). Sandra, Danielle, and I are trying to think of something unique to do today--but we haven't quite figured out what that would be. ;) Keep posted!
We did do lots of cooking yesterday though for lunch today. I made some French onion bread, and then last night we all made ravioli--this time it worked out perfectly!
You are probably wondering what I am going to do today. Well, to say the least, I don't know! What do you do in a tropical country, 80 degrees and humid, on Christmas day? There are even no fir trees where we are here, so it would be impossible to decorate one (there are lots of banana trees--how would that look?? :)). Sandra, Danielle, and I are trying to think of something unique to do today--but we haven't quite figured out what that would be. ;) Keep posted!
We did do lots of cooking yesterday though for lunch today. I made some French onion bread, and then last night we all made ravioli--this time it worked out perfectly!
Sandra and Danielle filling and forming the ravioli
Ravioli ready to be boiled
Boiling the ravioli
On this Christmas, let us not forget the true purpose. Not only should we remember God's love for us in sending Christ, but let us also think of others today. Try to find someone today that you can a blessing and encouragement to. I'm sure your Christmas will prove to be even a greater blessing!
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