Casa Shekinah

When we arrived at the facility for Yarelli's wedding at 12:45, no one was there yet.  We walked back to wait in the car.  When I unlocked and opened the door, the horn started honking!  We decided to drive around, made a quick stop at the convenience store for water, and again, when I unlocked the door, the horn honked.  I jumped in, stuck the keys in the ignition, and it stopped.  We returned and asked when the wedding would start.  A lady smiled, "when the Bride arrives!"  Around 2PM, the Bride arrived.  During the ceremony, smaller children played in the flower petals and around the room, larger ones were texting.  Around 4 Mateo fell asleep.  I really wanted to stay a couple more hours just to hear the Mariachi Band.  We left quietly.  Fortunately, we'd parked down the street, cause when I unlocked the door, the horn honked.  Back at the center, I explained the horn-honking thing to Carlos and Adrian.  Humm. . . it's never happened before, you must have done something.  Yes!  I opened the door!  They looked under the hood, moved some things, discussed the problem explaining the horn was the anti-theft system.  Finally, a solution!!  "When you unlock and open the door, jump in really fast, and put the key in the ignition!"

Sunday we went to a church in Rosindo Salizar, where a couple of years ago, one hundred people were relocated to higher ground so the dam could be opened.  This created a postcard lake setting.
Wonderful people!  We said our good byes, I opened the door and the horn honked, so I jumped in quickly and put the key in the ignition.  It stopped Honking!  This is competition now.  I have it down to three honks!             My help comes from the Lord who made the heavens and earth............