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Immersion Experience: Ecuador
ALL THINGS MEASURED
Plenty of moving parts as we continue to learn more about this wonderful family that has taken us in.
We had a lovely second day filled with projects including interaction with some of the centers most committed and kind members. Our group was blessed to spend time making a deeper connection within the community “y aprendeno español también.” After converting to the metric system, we were better able to serve the community and all named me the master of the scale when measuring our dried goods at the “comedor” for community food prep! Better yet, I was able to make a brand new friend José Ortiz “pepe” and through broken Spanish accomplish a whole lot of furniture organization. I’ve been able to connect with classmates and our sweet puppy featured below -Pepina!
P.S. Happiest Birthday to our sweet Keely
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