Life in The Family International

Wow, it’s been busy! And I have been so delinquent in keeping you updated on what goes on on this side of the world. Well, the latest talk is the AIP program (see earlier posts for explanation of the AIP)… probably because we are smack in the middle of the program and we are doing something way cool for our city meet. A city meet is a fun activity that happens every month with all of those who reach the minimum amount of points. For example an Activated subscription is 50 points, and so on so forth. A big gang of us from our city (my beloved husband is coming along this time too, which is great news!) are piling into three rather cozy vehicles (considering our numbers!) and driving up to a hill station called Kodi. If you live in a city in India, this is WONDERFUL news because it means you will be breathing fresh, clean air and be out and about in mother nature with space all to yourself. And it feels pretty darn good!

What will we be doing in Kodi? This will be somewhat of a minicamp. We’ll have a bonfire out side on the first night, singing songs and having fun. We have a few surprises up our sleeves but can’t tell yet just in case any of those attending read this post! The next day will be inspirational reading and sharing different experiences that have taken place during the program. We will then pile (yet again) into our trusty vans and go down the winding mountain trail to the hillstation and begin something of a treasure hunt around the city. (If any of you watch the TV series called the Amazing Race you will get a picture of what this entails, of course on a much smaller scale.) Well, I shall tell you all of the adventures when I return, as I will be incommunicado in the mountains for two days. Until then here are some photos of our last city meet. You can see some of our wonderful young ppl! Cheers! Oh yes, we are also having a barbecue and a dance… Da da da La la la Yum Yum Yum (to the food that is)

Ayme and Angela

John

Rosa and Tino

Sean and Joy

Vincent and Sara are second-generation members of the Family International and are fulltime volunteers in India. Vincent conducts Outreach activities, designs for Family brochures, and helps in the managerial aspects of Family life. Sara runs a Baby School for Family babies and toddlers, organizes open forums and activities for teenagers, does secretarial and organizational work, and conducts motivational classes for students. More about Sara and Vincent

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