A Few New Photos

I keep telling Dan he needs to remember to take his camera to the hospital, but in his busy days he forgets, so sorry for the lack of hospital pictures, but one day they will come.

To get to Caleb's school we cross the swinging bridge with a 80 foot drop.  It's a little precarious when I have both kids by myself.  Caleb is looking forward to taking his grandma on it to scare her when she visits. 

When we went to Banos several weekends ago, John and Mary Doerfer came with us.  They lived in Shell for 11 years as missionaries.  Although John is retired in the states he comes back every year for several months to work in the hospital and help relieve some of the family doctors here.

Our strange bugs for the week are:

the big moth we found outside by the playground one night...

and another crazy caterpillar. 

The crazy food for the week: cuy...guinea pig.  Actually, we still haven't tried it as it's a bit of a delicacy and somewhat expensive compared with other food.  We just can't bring ourselves to paying more for food we view as a pet.

Daddy and the kids are getting ready for Easter by going through our  Bible story eggs that relay the story of the Resurrection.