The children are back---woohoo! The littlest ones just come in for an hour and a half to clean up and have lunch but we are operational, at last. This is the main building where the first through seventh graders work each day---and is also housing our little ones during meal time until the Guarderia opens. We volunteers at the Guarderia have a new nickname---

The Guad Squad! And I am one of five others that wear the name proudly!

My two new friends---Annamara y Harold (pronounced Erroll, like Flynn for the old timers) that I would bring back with me in a heartbeat if I could fit them in my suitcase----they've only known me for a few days but they run to me and give me so many hugs and kisses each time they arrive.

Here are siblings Marie y Noe---she won't start eating until he begins and always watches his every move. They are two of eight brothers and sisters who come to Camino Seguro every day.

Once Noe starts eating, Marie wastes no time filling her little tummy with the really great lunches that are served. Hand made tortillas are a staple and are served with each meal---I tried my hand at making them. What seemed like such a simple task is impossibly hard with the gooey cornmeal mash. We'll have to try them when I return--bet you'll love them even if they aren't all identical and perfectly formed like they are here.

Another of our little munchkins that brings such big smiles to all us volunteers.