We got up this morning and ate breakfast. We then loaded all of our stuff up and left Comayagua. We traveled to Tegucigalpa to drop Scott off at the airport. I've been so blessed to have him in my life...it makes me sad to think that he will probably not be with us next year. He is leaving in August to teach at a University in Chile for a year. I know God has great plans for you, Scott! While there we got to see part of the Penalva family...they are dear to us and have been a very special part of our team in Honduras in years past. After we left the airport, we headed toward Valle de Angeles, where we shop and are spending the night. We shopped for a couple of hours and then loaded up and went to eat at a restaurant in Valle. It was a nice open air restaurant. When we pulled up, the Matticas (our missionary friends from previous trips to Honduras) were there to eat with us. It was such a blessing to get to see them and also to talk with some new friends, the Mohegans, who are serving with El Ayudante and will be part of our ministry in the future. We then headed back to the cabins and told another one of our translators, Sarah Rivera, goodbye. She and Grace, our other Honduran translator are both translating for another mission team next week. Our cabins for the night were a little more rustic than we've stayed in in years past, but we were exhausted and went to sleep pretty quickly...we were all pretty excited to get back home to our families, but also sad that our time in Honduras was coming to an end. This last day before leaving always gives me such strange, mixed feelings.
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