It has been raining here pretty much every night for the past 3 weeks. This is undoubtedly the most rain I have personally every experienced. It just doesn't rain very much back home in LA. I had no idea that the rainy season here was July and August.. I was thinking the summer would be SUMMER! Good thing I always try to stay prepared though. I have ample jackets and even brought my anorak just in case. And of course I always have many flashlights with me because of my fear of not having light. This has come in handy during the blackouts. And it's not just rain, it is heavy heavy rain while still staying warm.
I've also had to experience DSL techinical support recently. The DSL modem stopped working. I called TelMex and they sent someone over the next morning. Amazing response. The phone support was better than the phone support I get in the US. Amazing! I was afraid I'd be without DSL for a while, but it was only for one night.
Estoy solo. I have been living at the house by myself for about 3 weeks now. Juan went back to the States and Gabriel went back to the ranch for the summer since school is out. It's sometimes lonely at night in a big house by myself in a foreign country. Thank God I have internet though.
It has been a busy week so I haven't had a chance to post pics or blog. A team from Harvest Church came down to Jerez for a week for a week long event. They did a medical mission the first weekend and throughout the week were outreaching. The last 2 days they held a big crusade at the gym. it was like having our own mini Harvest crusade. I met some really great new friends.
We found out about it pretty much a week before but we wanted to help out of course. So we decided to make dinner for them every night. We spent all last week cooking pretty much. it was fun but very tiring. We made chinese food, burritos, and other dishes. One night I folded and made 100 burritos. I can fold burritos like nothing now. I've also have had time during lunch to experiment with cooking. Pictured above is a loco moco I made. I found some gravy powder and decided to try and make some loco moco. I used hamburger patties for the meat. No rice, so toritllas were the substitute. It turned out pretty good.
I spent some time hanging out with the Harvest team. We went to Zacatecas and did a taco run. It was fun and great to meet some awesome people. I have a feeling we will be working with them again soon.
Monday, July 2, 2007
Loco Moco
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6 comments:
my Japanese teacher just explained to me that summer doesn't come until after rainy season... ours may be almost over, though, because the cicadas were out earlier.
Good for you Phil...your loco moco looks professional. :)
hey phil ¿how are you? it's Hector, Silvias husband from Harvest Chrsitian Fellowship. Just wanted to let you know that it was a great blessing meeting You and Jerry. Hope to see you soon wheather it be in Jerez or USA.
I've been on the missioninmexico page for the last two days and I'm still no done.
God bless
Phil, Hey. I read your blog and noticed that you're solo over in Jerez. Me too (well, not Jerez), I'm over in Fresnillo and my housemate has returned to the states. I know it can be tough but for me it has also been a blessing to be able to worship Jesus without worrying about anyone else listening.
Que Dios te Bendiga,
George
Hola Phil!
Hey its Tyson Crandell from Harvest Christian Fellowship. I know your in L.A. right now, and just wanted to say hello. The food in Jerez was to bomb... The mission went well and the friendships that were made are awsome. I hope to see you all soon. God bless.
Tyson
Hey Phil, I totally support what your doing in Mexico. In fact, I am training to ba a Missionary and Doctor in Mexico. If you'd like to chat e-mail me at mattdownes_@hotmail.com
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