Tuesday, October 16
I got up and went to class. Deborah set breakfast aside for me. Everyone is soo sweet. After lunch I took a nap. I was soo exhausted. I went to class in Spanish in the evening. The food is awesome as well.
Wednesday, October 17
Again, I got up and went to class and Deborah set breakfast aside for me. After class, Deborah, Daniel and I went to Magdalena market, an old school outdoorish, Peruvian market (below)
and Lorcamar, an overly priced mall on the cliff that overlooks the ocean (below)
I had the opportunity to witness to our taxi drivers and some shop vendors. Hopefully, they will come to church. :)
Thursday, October 18
I finally woke up to eat breakfast with everyone else.
Apparently, it takes two days to get used to the time change. 
After breakfast, I went to the Spanish devotional (above). Class was good as usual. During one of the breaks I went outside and got to witness to two ladies who were putting up balloons for el Dia del Senor de los Milagros. The man of miracles: Jesus. They didn't seem to understand that Jesus was God. They were right in front of the Bible college, so hopefully they will take the invitation of coming for studies here. After class I started to learn a new song on the guitar. I am off to get something at the store; hopefully, I will bump into someone I can talk with about the Lord.
I got up and went to class. Deborah set breakfast aside for me. Everyone is soo sweet. After lunch I took a nap. I was soo exhausted. I went to class in Spanish in the evening. The food is awesome as well.
Wednesday, October 17
Again, I got up and went to class and Deborah set breakfast aside for me. After class, Deborah, Daniel and I went to Magdalena market, an old school outdoorish, Peruvian market (below)
and Lorcamar, an overly priced mall on the cliff that overlooks the ocean (below)I had the opportunity to witness to our taxi drivers and some shop vendors. Hopefully, they will come to church. :)Thursday, October 18
I finally woke up to eat breakfast with everyone else.
Apparently, it takes two days to get used to the time change. After breakfast, I went to the Spanish devotional (above). Class was good as usual. During one of the breaks I went outside and got to witness to two ladies who were putting up balloons for el Dia del Senor de los Milagros. The man of miracles: Jesus. They didn't seem to understand that Jesus was God. They were right in front of the Bible college, so hopefully they will take the invitation of coming for studies here. After class I started to learn a new song on the guitar. I am off to get something at the store; hopefully, I will bump into someone I can talk with about the Lord.
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