Quick Update and Some Videos
Dear Family & Friends,
Chris and I wanted to give you a brief update on our situation. We continue to be in southern Argentina, in the sweet little town of Gobernador Gregores. We have reached day 212 of our ‘quarantine’. Much to our delight, winter here is turning to spring. The days have gotten warmer and just in the last two weeks or so, wildflowers are popping up everywhere. There are also cherry blossom trees in bloom! These things have made our allotted one hour outside even more enjoyable.
However, we know that our time here is coming to an end. The likelihood of the Chilean border opening up (which is what we have been praying for), is not looking good, so we are preparing ourselves for the reality of having to abandon our beloved motorcycles here in Argentina. Another complicating factor is the government’s restrictions on state to state travel, which we must do, in order to reach the Buenos Aires airport.
We continue to spend most of our time each day doing all that we can to prepare for our return to Honduras. The main project we have been working on are slideshow presentations. I have been focusing on information about Honduras; specifically the history, demographics and culture. Chris and I have observed that not much is generally known about Honduras and the little that it is mentioned in the media focuses primarily on the negative aspects. My motivation behind making these narrated slideshows is to share with the people we love a better understanding of Honduras (a place that we love). We hope you find these videos helpful, and we are sure they’ll give you further insight into our lives. The videos can be found below. The first video is 10 minutes long and the second video is 17 minutes.
Thank you for taking the time to read our updates and share our joy of returning to Honduras! We have cherished hearing from you and been encouraged by your words.
Sincerely,
Sharon and Chris
And I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?”
Then I said, “Here I am! Send me.” Isaiah 6:8