Last time I blogged, I left off about fish. We played a game called fish bank which was fishy business about depleting our natural resources. The biggest lesson: realize our resources and learn to sustain them.
Then we went and learn to take care of those resources a little bit by being responsible with our own communities. Miriam emphasized our need to be the ones to start the conversation.
On Saturday, I had to break the rules for work for 2 hours and drive to cokesbury and spend money. I had this big family worship picnic planned after cooking on Friday all day. However after our trip, we planned a nap and ate lunch at home. Our nap turned into a deep sleep and 3 hrs later we scratched the picnic. We joined in with the village play time and bon fire and we walked back at dark. During our day we had no power, no cell phones, no cooking, no commerce, and an extended prayer time.
It was a great reflection of those natural gifts we have and take for granted.
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