I am finally home from my family trip to Guatemala and back in the office. We had an amazing experience filled with lots of firsts for the kids. It was my son's first time out of the country, our first time having our luggage fly to Rio without us, and my first experience doing a mission style trip. There was no Jesus on this trip as the group we traveled with was not affiliated with a denomination - but as I like to call them a bunch of do gooder engineer types.
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We did two solar installations on the trip. The first was in the house of a rural family who only had candle light in their two room "house". When we left their solar system would power four LEDs and provide them with a way to charge their mobile phone. The bigger project was installing two large solar panels and a bank of batteries at a school for street kids. I actually helped on the roof so I'm proud of this picture of our successful installation.
The group we traveled with is a non profit registered in Michigan (kinda Univ. Of Michigan centered) called the
Now that I have my handle on the live sale format I am ready to dive in and start a 1,000 piece OA flap collection sale. I need to coordinate exactly when that will happen but look for new in the Friday edition on when I'll do the video. Sunday PM is perfect if I can work it out with my family schedule.
