Food -- Part Two --

Alright. So here is part two. This is about Our AMAZING cook, Nina, and her family. This family allowed five of the Canadians and on interpreter to stay at their home. Nina herself was up at the crack of dawn, which was like 5-6 AM to make us breakfast. She then got her family fed and then a bit of house work? We were at the camp. but Shortly after, she was preparing lunch, and not for twenty people, but for the volunteers, our team, her family, the kids. This counted in at around, say 60 on the first day and 125 on the last. She had help from her daughters at some meals and some other volunteers, but she was the head chef. dishes washed, time to do something else and shortly afterwards, make supper... A long five day week it must have been! it was amazing to see such people giving their time to help people they barely know! God bless them. Of course, they were payed, but that goes without saying since they provided most of the food and the such.

God see to our needs

Sorry for not posting yesterday.

--Scott