…and the year-round residents of Las Glorias and Boca del Rio are left holding the bags: big, black, plastic bags! This “Tackle it Tuesday” is a little different from our usual. For that reason, I posted it on our family’s ministry blog, rather than my Mom-Blog.
Resurrection Sunday officially marked the last day of semana santa. The weekend partiers have left, the all-night ranchero, hip-hop and rock bands are finished, the masses of street vendors and snack shacks have been broken down and carted away. Now the residents can get down to the business of cleaning up the residue from the week-long fiesta. And what residue!!!
(and if you look closely, you’ll notice they left something else!
I nearly didn’t see the man passed out on the scaffold!)
Our Tackle it Tuesday project was to clean Eva’s yard for her. To be honest, this was the boys' project. We just supplied the tools, and they supplied the hands and the hearts!
As I walked home up the beach, I noticed that other people had been working, too. The city workers, a team of 5 men with a big truck and a bunch of trash bags, worked hard most of yesterday to get the beach presentable before high-tide sucked the garbage out to sea. Check out the difference.
While we can’t take credit for this part of the beach, it certainly feels good to be doing things to serve others! Eva was pretty tickled to have her yard cleaned up, too!!! The boys said that she paid them with a grapefruit apiece! "The workman is worthy of his wages", right?
