For all the new readers!
Everything you ever wanted to know
about Jungle Mom...
or not!
about Jungle Mom...
or not!
Why the name "Jungle Mom"?
Meet my husband , Yekwanaman!
Get to know my children!
A short summary of my blog!
Now you know me...Leave a comment so I can get to know you!
15 comments:
I really like your blog, and I'm always honored when you visit mine.
Good idea! For some reason though, none of the photos were visible to me. *sad face*
Finally, I have the time to comment. I read every morning but usually don't get a chance to comment. Praying for your safety (and everyone else in Venezuela) every morning, hope to see you soon.
This is SO weird. The Cosbys are in my basement as I write this. I am taking them to the airport this afternoon for their return trip to Venezuela and the Herrins are our friends too!!!! I have heard Carol mention your names to us.
I am glad to 'meet' you through your blog. Maybe when we are in Barquisimeto in June, I can meet you in person!
Blessings to you and your family as you minister for Christ in a land my husband and I love dearly!
Rita, you have a beautiful family!
I only have one son... so I always "envy" the mothers of girls (in a good sense, you know).
I cannot teach sewing, crochet or my silly country painting to a boy! Well, he loves reading.. and is a very quiet and loving son, no complaints here.
Keep up the good work, you are doing it great as a mother and wife.
Un abrazo, Liz
In this short time, I feel as though I have known you forever. When I come here it is like visiting a friend. I get so very much from reading all your posts. I am blessed by doing so. Thanks, Jungle Mom. connie from Texas
Quite a story. You have lived a very interesting life.
Do I speak Spanish? Very little, I can get by but it's not easy.
I read Spanish much better. I used to teach school in Hialeah Florida (part of Miami) and my wife was Cuban plus a Spanish teacher.
I wish I was fluent.
I'm interested to see if you get more people commenting. It's a great idea. I'll go along and think no one is reading my blog and then someone will tell me they read it everyday, and then someone else tells me the same thing. But most say they are afraid to comment. I try to encourage them but, alas, many of my readers are afraid something awful will happen to them if they do. And many say my blog is the first one they've ever read. Perhaps time will change all that.
I am not delurking...that happened a while back! This is such a good idea. I must work out how to do those back linky things. It is great for new readers.
Rita, this was a wonderful post. I'm so glad I got to know you and your family better. And I am in AWE of what you guys are doing!! And I'm glad the pictures came through -- to put names to faces AND to see that incredible waterfall. WOW.
God bless you in your work!
I'm not a lurker, but I will comment anyway. You've been a blessing to me, Jungle Mom!! I love your posts and your stories of your life there in the jungles of Venezuela. You are in my thoughts often!! I've come to admire you GREATLY and the work you're doing there. May God continually bless your life and your heart.
~Kristi
Good post, great family, you all must be proud!
I admire you and your whole family, you lead a blessed life.
I'm not lurker, and am glad we "met". I will come back and read about everyone when I have a few more minutes!
I'm not a redhead (except when my part gets sunburnt), but I'm pretty well whacked too.
I just celebrated my 25th anniversary with Mulletman (a nurse and the hot drummer on our church's worship team), I have 4 children: Funsocksgirl 23 (She's newly wed to J-Man), Bonehead 21 who is the father of 3 beautiful children, but is sadly (VERY sadly) in the midst of a divorce, Girly-Girl 7 and Silly-Head 5, both of whom we homeschool.
I sing, I write, I teach, and I am currently training for a long, tortuous biketrek to raise money for the American Lung Association.
I have sent in an application to OM for long-term missionary work, but Mulletman only got his half done and then got distracted by "life". We are struggling with the issue of leaving behind aging parents...
Nice to meet all your family. Know your proud of all them. What a blessing to have them all follow in the Lords work. Wish mine were but I know that I did not give them the training they needed when they were home. Only have 1 out of 4 who serve the LORD. God bless you and your family as you serve in a hostile enviroment. I appreciate all of you!!!! Don
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