As you all know there is not electricity where we live so we tend to live our days around the sun.  This means everyone heading to their hom...

Well, as it turns out, Hondurans love their radishes. Which worked out well for the gringo that has five or six hundred radishes that he ...

Using the steam generated in writing the big blog on rain collection. We continued into writing the other big missing blog, the garden. Sorr...

We hit the one year mark in Honduras this Monday and are sending out an update letter as well as updating our mailing list.  If you have nev...

FYI: This is a very lengthy post created for those interested in our rainwater catchment system and as a resource for other folks worki...

September already.   We’re sure you are all in “Back to School” mode or at least wrapping up summer and looking forward to fall.   Lif...

We’re happy to announce that we have not forgotten about our blog (or friends and family), although it may seem the case. We’ve been fai...

July 7-14 we had yet another visit to our little town.  Our home church Apex (from Dayton, Ohio) as well as a few members from an Apex c...