
Here comes lunch!!

Waiting for a turn in the line.

The Amazing "S." talking to D.

J3 is glad to be out of the bus!
I don't know about you, but I had no idea that I could go on a mission trip and get spoiled!! Yes, that is right - spoiled rotten as a matter of fact! Can you imagine a week where you don't have to put a moments thought into one meal, one snack or one dirty dish! No, it didn't take me long to figure out that God had been at work in every single solitary detail of this trip!! Everyone who was there had a purpose and an important part in what God was going to do! Truly, beyond just being spoiled, S. and R.'s service gave the rest of us so much more time to put our focus in a different area and was such a vital part of our mission trip being a success! Their servants heart was an incredible example to us all!
The trip to Jasper County was going to take about 3 1/2 to 4 hours, so it was decided that we would stop at a rest area along the way and have lunch. Well, after we stopped and S.and R. showed up with their trailer and coolers, it truly didn't take me long to figure out that we were going to be eating good all week long! S. and R. are a married couple who came along on the trip to prepare our food, so that we could spend our time doing other things. And boy was it good food. Everything we had was delicious and well thought out. For example, at our stop along the way, they had several choices of sandwiches with smaller sizes for the kids. They had every condiment you would need and a platter of really good tomatoes, lettuce and onion. They had chips, drinks and homemade cookies for dessert. Nothing was left undone or even half way done! And it was like that all week!! AW said it best.."I had no idea I could go on a mission trip and gain 5 pounds from eating so good!" And then to top it off, they handled most of the clean up too!! We did divide the kids into clean up teams to wipe down tables and help with clean up, but for the most part everything was taken care of!