They have been away to somewhere nice and warm.
Here are a few photos from their time away.
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| Doing bush dentistry in Guatemala in March 2014 |
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| Dr. T. helping someone feel better. |
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| Mayan women in Guatemala. There are 21 distinct tribes of Mayan in Guatemala, each with their distinct dialect and pattern of cloth in their skirts. |
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| Ruthie helped at the school at Los Pinos, an orphanage in Guatemala. |
Thank you very much for sharing these pictures with us!
It is very interesting to see a few things you do when you are away.
Thank you for the pictures from Guatemala! What a blessing to go and to share talents!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric on the four women's, skirts I assume, are very interesting plus the shawls for carrying items, all lovely colors.
Jerrie Lou
Oh, I just loved to see this blog post! Thank you so much for sharing what you both were up to in March. I especially loved to see the children at Los Pinos. I worked at their receiving center in Guatemala City in the first part of 2006. I wonder if any of the children I knew there are at the main orphanage now? Thanks again for sharing your pictures!
ReplyDeleteHi, I am trying to help a friend find their birth parents and she was adopted from Los Pinos in 2002 in Guatemala City. We’re having a hard time finding any information since they closed years ago. Just wondering if you had any connections that could point us in the righ5 direction. Thanks
DeleteThanks for sharing - reminds me of my times in the Philippines - love the little ones in 'uniform'!
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