Monthly Archives: February 2013

We enjoyed our MK educational co-op today up at the Hower’s rancho. We had a science (food) topic on how to make cheese and butter. I didn’t take any photos of the butter process which wasn’t nearly as interesting as … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I discovered a new local restaurant. It’s a pupuseria! What is that? It’s a restaurant that makes and sells pupusas! What are pupusas? Pupusas are a native food of El Salvador. It’s not much different from many other foods … Continue reading →

I don’t often mention the boys too much in my blog posts. I don’t take as many pictures of family as I do of others and I usually find pictures to be more interesting for a blog than just text … Continue reading →

I missed a few pics from our walking date today…

We don’t often take a day and make a date of it. With juggling MK education ministry, community center classes, house church and discipleship and Bible studies, ministry team activities, and our own homeschooling, there seems to be activities spread … Continue reading →

Two of the “H” boys had birthdays recently complete with a nice little party. Don’t forget our ministry team here with Camino Global is called the 21OHMS. “O” for O’Brien. “H” for Hower. “M” for McManus. “S” for Smith. There … Continue reading →

Samuel O’Brien is one of our little 21OHMS MKs and he plays soccer (fútbol) in a local kids’ league. We went to watch his 4 p.m. game today with his family and another family from our Camino team. We arrived … Continue reading →

Conversational English classes have resumed at the community center. We’re continuing with Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons. There are other programs going on too. There is an English kids’ club Saturday afternoon at the same time as my … Continue reading →

MKs = Missionary Kids TCKs = Third Culture Kids Usually, MKs=TCKs The converse is not necessarily true. Not every TCK is an MK. Sometimes TCKs are kids of expatriate business people, military kids, etc. You won’t find this equation in … Continue reading →