6/23/14: Day 113: Vapoorized

I didn’t know if Clifton was feeling up to going to Spanish class so I waited so long til I was running late. Clifton came out of his room just as I was about to leave and said he wanted to go. So I waited some more. I was holding the memory-stick in my hand while I was locking the garage but as we were on our way Clifton asked about it and I couldn’t find it anywhere. I went back to the house and couldn’t find it; I guess it vapoorized. I copied the files to another memory-stick and left for class almost an hour late. When we got there the teacher said he forgot his computer and would like to go to his house to get it. So we got in his car and spent 30 minutes getting the computer. We got it all set up and I plugged in the memory-stick and the files were missing for the presentation. So I called Della and got her to email it. Then when we played the audio it was so quiet I couldn’t hear anything even with the volume all the way up. So Spanish class was a dud today. Clifton hadn’t eaten anything for a while since he had been sick so we got some food and then went to pay for the internet. The internet has been out for almost a week now and we have never received a bill. We got home at 10:30 for Della and I to go to Apaneca to meet Edgardo. We went to Javier’s school and met with the director about the ESL program that will be presented by Signal Mountain next week. We tried to visit some other schools too but they were closed for teacher appreciation day. We came back to the house for lunch and then went to the school for Della to teach ESL class. She had class despite the holiday and had a good number of students. After class I taught in Shucutitan with Hector interpreting. The lesson was long and several people were out sick. We got home at 7:00 and Bryan came over at 7:20. We made some origami paper together and then I told him it was time for my bed. We finally got internet back around 8:45.

Tomorrow we will be meeting with the team. After, we will be searching for the U.S. Embassy in San Salvador to help Edgardo’s mom.