Jamaican Muscle!!

Today I had the opportunity to use my Jamaican muscle (I was going to show you a picture of my muscles, but they were too small).  I worked for several hours outside today with the mason here on site.  It was intense work, and I did most of the heavy lifting.  It was a lot of fun, but I had to pace myself and come in several times to cool off and get a drink.  It is very hot outside for sure.  Tomorrow, we will be getting some stuff ready for Crossroads Church of the Nazarene from Phoenix.  I am not exactly sure what we will be doing, but I imagine we are going to be pulling a lot of sand and rock up to the 2nd floor in a bucket.  It should be fun, and give me more of an opportunity to build my Jamaican muscles some more.  I will have to remember to wear sunscreen tomorrow though, as today I got pretty burnt.

Yesterday was a great day of church.  Pastor had told me that church starts at 10:30am.  I came out of my room ready to walk to church at 10:15am and pastor said that I would join him to Negril to pick up the guest speaker.  So we left to get the speaker and arrived at church around 11:30am.  The church had been singing and dealing with business til we got there.  The speaker was from Pittsburgh, Brother Stomp, and he did a fantastic job.  After church, I went to the market to pick up some bread and milk for the meals that I would not have provided for me.  I ate lunch with the pastor after I returned home, and was planning on taking a nap but did not hear the alarm to wake.  Therefore, i went to sleep at 6:30pm last night and slept through this morning.  I was very tired, but feel well today.

I got to talk to my mom and dad tonight, which is always a great time.  They have been very busy I know.  They soon will go out and watch my nephews while my brother and his wife are down here working in Jamaica.  I am so thankful for my parents and their support.  I would not be where I am today without that.  They have always encouraged me to go for my dreams, whatever they may be like flying across the sea, and I am very grateful for that.

I hope you all are well, and thanks once again for following me on this journey.  May God Bless you all more than you could ever imagine!!