For the start of week 3, participants from separate nations (big welcome to our Denmark participants!!) had their eyes opened today as a result of coming face to face with abject poverty. The two teams started out their trip with an awareness tour. They visited worksites and villages that they will be helping throughout the next ten days. For many, this was their first experience in a developing country, and it came as a shock to see that what we take for granted on a daily basis, others strive to have. There are debriefing sessions every day to discuss the impressions left and feelings felt. Tonight, groups are gathered around the resort discussing our lifestyles compared to those that are seen in this country. How is it that we live in countries so full of wealth and abundance, while others must live each day deciding which of their children gets to eat?
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Poverty. I think most people would like to enact change but it is a daunting task. People generally think TOO big and think it can’t be done. But one person can make a change. It may be a blip on some screen but the only way to truly enact change is to do your part. One day. One person. One moment. Godspeed to all.
we are so proud of you this experience is so exciting for you keep the memory in your heart cann’t wait till you come home want to lots and lots of pictures. we send our love and take care
sorry elizabeth it was me that wrote to you last night we are thinking of you and like i said keep the memory in your heart so if you feel your body getting tight it’s us sending you a big old hug love you and be safe albert,diane and family
it wouldn’t be long and you’ll be home in your bed again, i know your emotions is going to be crazy your going feel sad because your leaving and happy that your coming home to family and freinds that miss you and love you, just think what you accomplished i give you two thumbs up love from albert,diane and family