Los Gringos Locos

[...] Saturday morning is time for family Bible ministry. It's a routine so everyone is use to it. This Saturday, Brad and Alexis were not feeling [...]

[...] days. Our kids had a ball getting wet in their good clothes after a Saturday morning in our Bible ministry. Afterwards we went to the town market for fresh fruit and vegetables. By the time we were [...]

[...] their own. I was very proud. The pancakes were edible! In conclusion, we cannot leave out our Bible ministry, Bible meetings, and Bible study! These play a very important role in our lives. When our [...]

[...] Our family enjoys being in the Bible ministry for more then one reason! Not only are we pleasing God by teaching others about the Bible but [...]

[...] ? Morelia is not hot. Temperatures there usually stay between 50 and 80 Fahrenheit. Next week in San Ignacio, Belize it's supposed to reach 105. In Morelia we have no air conditioning and it's not a [...]

[...] speak English. I think it's the national language with Spanish right beside it. Even here in San Ignacio most speak English. So back to the border crossing... everyone was helpful with smiles. A [...]

[...] villages dotting the highways. We are getting ready to cross the bridge from Santa Elena to San Ignacio. There are two bridges that connect these little towns. They are both one way.  The first day [...]

[...] We spent some time in Palencia, Belize. It's a two and a half hour drive from San Ignacio. We traveled via the Hummingbird Highway and the Southern Highway. There are many sights to see [...]

[...] We have been visiting the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Santa Elena, Belize this month. The friends have been very sweet and loving. There are three congregations [...]

[...] Mincho's Fast Food for cheap, good food and the best natural juices. Use Three Flags in Santa Elena, for your groceries. They have a large selection. Call Carlos the Caveman to take his [...]

[...] it from the beginning with the high temperatures we experienced! Directions are as follows: In Santa Elena take the paved road to the town of Cristo Rey. A few miles and hills later, you will cross a [...]

[...] up on food. I was able to find Sawyer's Huggies Pull-Ups at Three Flags grocery store in Santa Elena and that has practically made my day. Sometimes it's the small things in a mom's life. Having a [...]

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[...] Maya site of Palenque. Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] Maya ruins of Caracol. Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] city was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for it's colonial architecture. Today's photography post is mostly from the historic center. It doesn't matter what time or day you visit, the [...]

[...] My Dream Come True - Rincon de la Vieja, Costa Rica, 2006 Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] to post a new, (or mostly new), image with a short description. Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] to post a new, (or mostly new), image with a short description. Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] Belize. Many simple, stilt homes line the roads. Sawyer said, "Take a picture of me!" Mopan River, Belize on the road to Guatemala. Brad, Mopan River, Belize Brad and our girls, Mopan River, [...]

[...] Belize locals ride their bikes across and even their motorcycles. Then we took a swim in the Mopan River and played on a rope swing. Even this mom of four climbed the tree, grabbed the rope, and took [...]

[...] only holds two towels. This takes a lot of time. But hey, when we went swimming in the Mopan river, ladies were hand washing their clothes on the rocks! So it could be worse. Our girls [...]

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[...] mostly new), image with a short description. Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] waterfall near the Maya site of Palenque. Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] , gravel road to the Maya ruins of Caracol. Keep reading to add your photography post to the blog link-up :-) An InLinkz Link-up [...]

[...] I just wrote my second article for The Homemaker's Journal. Every Week THJ will feature Real Mom Wednesday. Last week I blogged about the phrase, "You need to watch your kids." How would [...]

[...] , yes. An accomplishment, yes! A cause for cheering, yesss!! So here is my latest post for Real Mom Wednesday at THJ, Potty Training is For The Birds. Enjoy all you mums and dads out there :-) Signing [...]

[...] . I love massages so much I wrote a post about it over at The Homemaker's Journal for Real Mom Wednesday. Read my latest post at THJ, along with the infographic. You might just have to go get a [...]

Still in Mexico - I have never seen a smaller vehicle on the road! Look at the tires. In the front it only had one tire in the middle. I don't know it [...]

A week ago we were able to spend the day at the Maya ruins of Xunantunich. There we saw Howler Monkeys including a baby. The park personnel said they [...]