What the…? It seemed like I just started blogging, and yet I’m writing about my final day in Guatemala. I decided not to blog yesterday, because I don’t think anyone cares about what we did on our free day. Anyways,

Today was a great day in many aspects, but a rough day for me. We went to a house build in the morning, and I was on the shopping team, which meant that I shopped for clothes, food, toiletries, etc. …

I really don’t know how to describe today… heartwarming, phenomenal, inspirational, I guess all of the above. The day begun with the typical sunrise and breakfast, and then we headed to Hope Haven , which is a wheelchair factory that …

If I had any doubts about returning to Guatemala in forthcoming years, those doubts have been removed today. The house build really struck me as a reminder of how grateful I have to be for the blessings I have. So …

How many days of your life do you say from your hotel rooftop, “Look, there’s a 2,000 ft volcano in front of me.” I mean, in Florida, we consider speedbumps as hills, so staring at a volcano while the sun …

Wow! What a day! Although typically I don’t wake up at 2 a.m. to head on an international trip, I can speak for the team when I say… it was beyond incredible! The trip officially begun when all of our …

Today was a very powerful day for Team 1. We built our second home and delivered 4 water filters. Our team has become a cohesive unit. Everyone is working together using our strengths and weeknesses to spread the word of …

Today team 1 went shopping for the families we will be building houses for. We purchased so much food! Even cookies! They will receive a table and chairs and basic items such as plastic plates and cups.…

Today is the day we dove deep into missionary work. We had half the team split up, some went to run a medical clinic and the other half built a house for a family of 10. The medical team saw …

We all woke up bright and early today to eat some great breakfast and coffee. Then we as a team sat together and went to the IDC service where each one of us were amazed by the translation of the …