Every morning and every afternoon one of the neighborhood church ladies brings us freshly made tortillas. It has been wonderful, but we don’t quite know what to do with all of the tortillas, so as of Friday we had mounds of tortillas piled up all around the kitchen. It was quite the sight. We brainstormed though and think we may have come up with a few good ideas…☺
10. Sopapillas
9. Paperweights
8. Frisbee
7. Chips
6. Breeding mold
5. The quickest and easiest way to meet the weird new Americans.
4. Hot dog bun
3. Tuna fish sandwich bread
2. Tortilla-dolls (as in paper-dolls)
1. Dog fights (dog shrieks arise as they fight over who gets the moldy tortilla).
(Us in the hammock)
The Lord is on his throne and life is okay here in little Aguilara, Mexico (our new location for the past week and future week and a half). I will try and post more about ministry and life in the near future. Do not have much internet time today. Much love and missing!:)
Eat a couple for me, okay? God bless as you journey on.
Oh how I wish I were eating tortillas with you!! Miss you, friend 🙁
hey girl, miss you! I talk with each of the kids and then not you and it just feels like someone is missing! Hope you are loving it all! Looking for all the outfits in your pics! You can fry up the tortillas and make homemade tortilla chips! We did that in one of the countries we lived in.
hugs to the team fam from yo mama!
hey tal, we miss you! thanks for sharing your top ten. we’re enjoying hearing what is going on with you. we are all praying for you.
love, serena
it’s way past midnight, but i’m lovin’ reading your blog! great stuff, babe. keep going for it, livin’ large!
i miss you so much!!!! tortillas…. yummy… you can make quesadillas too hehe… i miss you girl…. starbucks isn’t the same without the light of your smile!
doug
Hi, you dont know me, but I just wanted to say I understand the tortilla issue… I was just in Mexico for 10 days and we had a couple of large stacks of tortillas at every meal. I enjoyed both the food and the people I met. I hope that you have an awesome and transforming journey.
Tal – I had no idea you were doing world race… have a fabulous time! Keep writin’ – I’ve been loving the blog!
I’ll be praying…
Howard
Hey Tal Wal!
I miss you so much! I came close to tears a couple times today when I realized you weren’t going to be home for spring break 🙁 But people around the world need you more. You are the greatest older sister ever and I love you so much!
So here I am back in the States… no roommates… no late night talks on the porch… and a serious lack of tortilla stackage. I wanna come back to you!!!!! 😉
We gotta keep in touch dude… it’s required.
hey! it’s been a month@@@@ we need more blogs! :0)
Hey girl – love you, miss you & wish I could have some of your tortillas!!
Definetely send them to Brasil – They’re much wanted here 🙂
paper weight great but why wast the loverly food
You know, Miss Barnes….I would never have thought of using tortillas as hot dog buns…thanks for the new one! 🙂
Had a great time in New Orleans on the trip with your mom….she is a hoot! Actually, all of the ladies were a joy to be with!
Praying for you this afternoon! You are missed around here!
Love and prayers,
Sue
I love all of the pictures and stories, but I can’t
wait to have you back. You are doing a great job, and You are always in my prayers.