I’m leaving for Honduras in about 3 hours. I am going to eat some breakfast at IHOP first.
This bloggy will be closed down during my time away. There are no interwebs in the jungle mountains.
Pray for us…this trip will not be for the faint of heart, lungs, or legs.
Oh yeah…My lovely wife Allison knows how to create blog posts too, so tell her to post some stuff while I am gone. She’s way cooler than I am.
Blessings,
Ryan
P.S…I wonder how big she’s gotten?
Travel Safely…I am heading out the door to Sydney…crazy flying people!!!
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Travel safely. Much love, many prayers.
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I’d love to hear from the lovely Allison!
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I hope you have a safe and wonderful trip! Allison, we’d love to hear from you if you have time!
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Godspeed, Ryan.
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I am in Tegucigalpa Honduras, right now! LOL How cool is that? My husband and I are here until tomorrow, making all the arrangements to bring 75 teenagers back with us in July. Almost ten years ago, I got to help build a church way up in the hills. Yesterday, I found out, we are going there today! I’m so excited I can hardly stand it! We’ll be working with their children in teh village this summer. Nine years ago, the roof wasn’t even finished! Can’t wait to see it!
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Valerie Moore says:
April 20th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
I went up to Copan to work with a guy named Mauricio back in 2000. At that time, he had a vision for a kids camp and he had just got the land, so we started clearing it then. You’re not there, by any chance, are you?
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saras says:
April 22nd, 2010 at 6:19 am
no, we were directly in Teguc at a camp called Betel.
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Will be praying for your trip! God Bless.
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Have a safe trip!
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I pray yall have a safe trip and get to see God in big ways!
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Have a safe trip, Ryan. Can’t wait to see the pictures and hear the stories when you get back!
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I’ll be praying Ryan. I remember your video and posts from last year. Amazing stuff. Thanks for being willing to go there and help those people.
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I hope your trip is a blessing. Thanks for sharing these experiences.
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Good Speed Ryan, come back safe! Allison, take over the blog while he’s away! ha.
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travel safe!!!
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The picture above reminds me of the famous “Afgan Girl” photo by National geographic!! I love it!
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Blessings on your trip ~ we’ll be thinking about you & praying for a safe, happy visit ~ have a good time while you’re there! We’d love to hear from Allison, too!!
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I thought this was just going to be a link to my weblog…
have a great trip
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Prayers!
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Many blessings on your trip and praying you have safe journey.
I would also like to ask all who may read this to please keep my dear cousin and his family in your prayers as well. His name is Sean and he is fighting for his life right now. http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/seanbarnum
Thanks so very much for your prayers.
Shawna
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I’d love to hear from Allison!!
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Fingers crossed… be safe
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I’ll be prayin for ya….and Allison and the kiddos.
Blessings…
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I will keep you in my prayers. God bless!
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yes please, Allison! i miss looking at your own blog- i think the last thing i read was when you painted stripes on your wall.
Hope you and the kiddos do well while your other half is gone! 
meagan
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have a safe trip…we’ll be praying for you and hoping Allison will give us updates. can’t wait to hear how it goes and see your amazing photos!
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Godspeed, Ryan…you have our thoughts and prayers. Have fun!!
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