On our last day in Belize, we put away our work tools and construction clothes and got to play on Spanish Lookout Caye, an island off Belize City. It was a day of snorkeling and lounging in beach chairs, followed by a final devotional time where we reflected on the events of the week; but first we had to get there. One of our vans blew a tire on the way from Corozal, and changing it out for the spare required a team effort to provide enough leverage to remove a rounded and uncooperative lug nut.
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| This picture answers the question: how many Presbyterians does it take to change a flat? |
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| Our first glimpse of our home for the night on Spanish Lookout Caye |
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| Science teacher Pam Collins consults her fish chart as she prepares to snorkel on a coral reef. |
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| Ready for a swim |
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| Our last sunset in Belize |
I just spent over an hour looking at all the postings and trying to feel some of what you felt. I am glad to have helped a little bit. I put on the bracelet three weeks ago and will not remove it until July 4. I also recited 2 Chronicles 7:14 (the reference on the bracelet) several times a day; and prayed for you dozens of times a day as I looked at the bracelet and remembered what you were doing. What an excellent job of chronicling your adventure. And the devotionals and accompanying scriptures are excellent. Thank you for your service. JAK--sbg (Check Ephesians 2:8-10 if you have trouble understanding sbg.)
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