Trujillo

We woke up yesterday morning and went to Trujillo with some of the ladies.
It was really sort of like a day in America type feeling because we were in a shopping center and it was like an outlet mall but a lot more nice. And it reminded us that not everyone here in Peru is dirt poor. And it gave us a feel of home, whether that's a good stereotype or not.
We went shopping for a few and this man in the Adidas store asked me to leave my bad outside, ha ha, so Aimee stood outside with my bag while I looked.
We didn't want to buy anything that we could get in America so I ended up buying a Peruvian brand jacket. So that was exciting.
We then had PAPA JOHN'S PIZZA! So exciting. It was actually better than in the states because it was not as greasy or maybe it was just so amazing because I had not had anything like that in 6 weeks. Either way, it was perfect. I had breakdsticks too =]
And then we went and saw the Harry Potter movie in the theater. It was so funny. The ticket lady, in spanish, was like, you know it will be in Spanish, right? Ha ha!
Of course we knew that but we wanted to try it out anyway!
Then we rode the bus back to town, two hours and that was interesting. First in the bust station this guy, probably around the age of 18 was staring at us like ridiculous crazy. We were laughing because we were so uncomfortable. It was way awkward, he just wouldn't stop staring even if we looked directly at him, ha ha.
The bus itself was not so bad, minus it being SO hot that I thought I was going to get major sick. But I slept part of the way so that helped. They played the newest Mummy movie on the bus. I watched some of it but not a whole lot.
Anyways, we got back and worked on our towels some more and then we went and practiced our skit and hungout with the kids afterwards. We watched some comedy show and then part of Never Back Down and part of some cheetah movie.
So at the movie theater and on the bus, I was so aware of the possibilty of getting lice. This whole de-licing process has really gotten me paranoid and so much more aware of things. I hope that it fades by the time I go back to the States. I would never have thought of those things in the States even though it is possible there as well. It's not just here.
Today we are working on more towels, taking inventory of things, probably taking away half of the beds, sheets and blankets, to bag and quarantine until Monday night when all the kids have been shampooed. Then we will swap out the bedding stuff. Then we have our skit at 4 and youth at 6:30 and more towels to do, ha ha ha!
Lots to do! Have a wonderful day =]
Today Andrew is getting married. I hope it is wonderful. And I desperately wish I was there.

"Sin traps man in a prison that separates him from God. Then deceives him into believing there is no escape. Salvation sets men free from that prison reuniting them with God. Not all choose salvation..."

"El pecado atrapa al hombre en una prisión que lo separa de Dios. El pecado entonces engana al hombre en creer que no hay ninguna salida. La salvacion pone al hombres en libertad de aquella prision que los reune con Dios. No todos eligen la savacion..."

Joshua 24:15 "But if serving the Lord seems undesirable to you, then choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve."

Josue 24:15 "Y si mal os parece servir a Jehova, escogeos hoy a quien sirvais."