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A day off on the World Race 8 am: Wake up, make peanut paste and jelly sandwiches (yum) for breakfast. 8:30 am: Walk down the mountain to the high...
I think I am seriously in love with this family of little girls. These sisters are some of the most gorgeous little chiquitas you can imagine. (They'r...
The Dub Squad figuring out their way around Quito, Ecuador. Meal Time Adventures: "Does anyone else think this meat tastes like mashed bouncy ball...
Your Wife Is A Big Kitchen... I'll keep this one short and sweet. I've posted three blogs because we haven't had internet access much. (That's prob...
Quito Adventures VIEW FROM OUR WINDOW IN QUITO. I wish I had the words (and time) to describe to you exactly what this week has be...
THE MOST EXCITING part of our time in Quito was when... My squadmate Karaline got saved! She has an awesome testimony, and during our time here at ...
ANATOMY OF AWORLD RACER:Leaving the hotel in Miami to head to the airport. Off to Ecuador!!!1. Toms. Essential missionary/style/humanitarian statement...
I can hear the footsteps of my King. I can hear His heartbeat beckoning. In my darkness He has set me free. Now I hear the Spirit calling me. He's cal...
And our first location is......The first week of July I fly down to Florida with my squad to get ready for Launch! (Not gonna lie, it's pretty cool th...
