We left at 7:30 to enjoy a bit of site seeing and a waterpark with our friends
Fred and Jaci. They will be leaving for Guatemala at 5:00 AM Saturday. We went
to the same water park that we went to three years ago the first time I came to
El Salvador with Central. We arrived at 8:30 and there was almost no one there
but as we were getting stuff out of the trunk about 100 kids showed up. By the
time we got our bags in the locker the park was getting full. The slides
weren’t open yet so I bought some goggles and we walked to the thermal pools.
There were bunches of minnows and they tickled our feet like crazy. It was tickle
torture to stand still for more than a few seconds. Fred, Clifton, and I
competed to see who could swim the furthest in one breath. I won for completely
under the water and Fred won on the surface. Then some kids came up and made a
human pyramid three stories tall! The slides opened so we went to check them
out. They had some others opened that were not opened the last time I was
there. After enjoying the slides for a while they opened a zipline that went
from the slides all the way outside the park. Clifton and I ran to get the
tickets and we had a great time on the line. We ate lunch at the park about
11:40. Then we went walking around the park and found our old friend the statue
of the rhino. They had painted it orange and we got our pictures on it. Then it
started pouring rain so we had to wait it out. We got to the ruins in Chalchuapa
at 1:40. These were the same ruins that we had tried to go to with the Franklin
group but didn’t make it before they closed. They charged us extra because we
were ”Extranjeros /Foreigners”. There wasn’t much to the ruins; I had hoped
that we would be allowed inside but no such luck. We got home at 2:40 and
rested for a bit. The doorbell rang and there were some people wanting the
check out our house for buying it. I called the landlord and understood that
she had not given them permission so I told them to go away. At 5:15 Clifton
and I went to the bible study and I taught on Psalms 66 with Hector
interpreting. Hector said that we are not locked in a contract on our house and
that we could move any time. It will be nice to not have to worry about people
wanting to come and see the house anymore. We will probably try to make the
move this next week!
| The slides at the park |
| They painted our Rino! |
| Photogenic Dragonfly |
| Clifton on a slide |
| $3.00 for Extranjeros Foreigners! |
| Cool Plant |
| I Love Della |
| Caterpillar March |
| Della and I on the Rino |
| Some ruins behind us |
| National bird of El Salvador |
| Photo effect on the ruins |
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