We went to a restaurant that had lots of toys to play on...not just the normal ball pit, and playground, they had a motorcycle ride, train ride, and other little rides that you normally have to pay for...but with dinner the kids got to ride them for FREE! They were very HAPPY! (There's nothing like this type of restaurant around where we live...so since we were in the NORTH, RICH AREA getting our paperwork done...we decided to take advantage of it.)
~The girls on the motorcycle ride~
~As you can see, Noah was not really impressed with the LOUD, MOVING motorcycle...
~That is until his Daddy joined him, and then he enjoyed it! =) ~
Yesterday, after waiting for around 2 months...Phillip decided that the ID cards must SURELY be ready...so he called that phone number of the D.A.S. office and waited on the line for 10 minutes, while his phone call was passed from person to person, for none of them had a clue how to help Phillip. Finally, Phillip told them thanks, hung up and jumped on a bus to go to the office. He got there and they handed him his ID card, but could not seem to find mine. The lady asked Phillip to just sit down and wait...and he did that...he waited for who knows HOW LONG...until all the other people had been helped and had left...then the lady in the office disappeared for a half an hour! When she came out she said that my ID card had not been made yet, so she had made it up really quickly. =) THANK THE LORD PHILLIP CAME HOME LAST NIGHT WITH OUR 2 ID cards, for the kids don't need one, just Phillip and I. (Here they ask for your ID {cedula} card and number EVERYWHERE YOU GO, so it's an important card to have!!) For more pics of this see Phillip's latest blog post!
6 comments:
Thank the Lord this important card is finally in your hands. Your paperwork there is a real chore but certainly a relief when it is over. What a nice treat for you two & your children to go to the restaurant there. We love you. Mom/Dad Dickinson
Wow! That is amazing what your family had to go thru! Thank God, He once again came thru for you!
Heather;
I bet it's the little things like that, that are the hardest "culture shock" for you. That would surely test my sanctification. :) So happy though, that your family got a little R/R at the restaurant.
I was so glad to see you got your cards! I no that was stressful. Looks like you had a some fun too! Thanks for sharing:)
Glad it all worked out for ya guys. Many Blessings!!
Steve & Angie Wiseman
This looks like such a neat place. So glad your kids got to have an enjoyable time. It seems you do such a GREAT job of making the mission field fun for them.
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