Will and I were in Zamorano (just past Jovenes en Camino) yesterday and we happened to drive by this man... he is riding his bike and those are chickens tied upside down on the handle bars... you just never know what you might see driving down the road here in Honduras.
In other news... Will started teaching a young men's class at church on Wednesday nights. They are learning a little bit more of the bible and are practicing reading scripture and praying aloud. it is good practice for the boys to start getting involved in the church services. The boys love the class. They are so excited to have something geared towards them and I'm love attention from Will. It is a neat deal.
Tommorrow is another tamale day with the chuch ladies. I'm am excited. It a great time hanging out and getting to know them better. Amber came back today, we are happy to have her back in our midst and hopefully the stadium ministry will get started and possibly be even bigger now feeding more days during the week.
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William...just wondering if you had flashbacks to your LTC classes(Leadership Training for Christ) when you started the class, or is it just too differant?
Mom
That is so funny! I want to see Amor y Frijoles!
so... are those chickens still alive? THAT would be crazy
Just for reference, "Amor y Frijoles" is not the first Honduran movie. That honor belongs to "Anita, la Cazadora de Insectos" from 2001.
ok, who said the movie didn't have a good plot? Whoever wrote this analogy about the movie is wrong. I went to my country Honduras this past summer, I watched the movie and funny it was full as the other "good movies from USA" and not only that, my people even stood up and clapped, something we hardly do. I know we're small country but we are big in our hearts. By the way, it isn't our very first movie, "Anita la cazadora de insectos" was (2001) and after that they made the following movie "Almas de la medianoche" (2002). Arriba Honduras!!!
I would love to see the movie with English subtitles!
Tamara
I stand corrected that this was Honduras' first movie, my mistake. About the plot: I only say it was "bad" becuase it was about being unfaithful... and a little racy in parts. I do love the fact that Honduras has big hearts and is proud of the movie, despite being a small country. I agree, Arriba Honduras!
Oh, and yes those chickens were alive. When you hold them like that they don't move but it doesn't hurt them.
This is just wonderful!!!
love fron Nc.
Hi.. Do you guys know where to find English subtitles for this film? I have a copy of the film but too bad no Eng Subs. I really want to watch it now but I don't speak or understand Spanish language. :/ Any answer would be much appreciated. Thank you. Greetings from Philippines! - Nikki :)
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