After I wrote the last post and I had bared my heart and soul in print, I had no idea how to follow it. The normal day-to-day things seemed trivial and hardly post-worthy. It has been too long, and you all are worthy of an update, so here goes… For those that are curious, the …
Naomi came to us at Casa de Fe just a few days ago. We estimate her age to be about one year. Naomi is a sick little girl. Born without an anus, she has a colostomy bag and is currently suffering from an infection. We are doing all we can to get her well. Will …
All of us here at Casa de Fe realize the importance of children experiencing a “normal” family life with father, mother and children. In fact, that is one of the reasons we are so passionate about eventually having individual homes built on the Casa de Fe property with house parents to parent the Casa de …
So much to share and so little time… Actually, I sometimes put off sharing news here because I just can’t wrap my mind around it all. This job can be overwhelming at times. Who am I kidding? It’s almost always overwhelming…physically, emotionally and spiritually exhausting. Last week, we buried sweet Santiago. I posted his story months ago …
And yes, I know that it’s almost Easter…. better late than never, right?! Christmas Day here in Shell started like a normal Christmas Day in the States. We started the morning with homemade cinnamon rolls/muffins (gluten-free this year), read the Christmas story and opened our gifts. I love that we limit gifts to 3 each. …
