Our day began with important rest for most and then chai for all.  Drinking delicious tea with Suman brings back great memories and makes us feel excited for what is to come!

13 responses to “A Cup of Tea…”

  1. Ellie's Mom Avatar
    Ellie’s Mom

    A great way to start the day!

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  2. Tracy Pausic Avatar
    Tracy Pausic

    So excited for them! Thanks for the update Aaron! Namaste!

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  3. Tracy Pausic Avatar
    Tracy Pausic

    So excited for them! Thanks for the update Aaron! Namaste

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  4. pkempe Avatar
    pkempe

    Oh the sweet sweet chai of India. You’ll never forget it!

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  5. Robin Avatar
    Robin

    I’m looking forward to meeting Suman (hopefully) later this spring. Safe travels everyone!

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  6. Dave's Mom Avatar
    Dave’s Mom

    Thankful you have arrived safely…such a very long trip. Let the blog begin!

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  7. seahorsesports Avatar
    seahorsesports

    Tumbleweeds rolling across campus now. Crickets, and a single screech of a hawk. Have fun out there, Seahorses. Stay safe.

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  8. Avery's mom Avatar
    Avery’s mom

    As when Graham was in India, I wait with bated breath for each and every blog entry! Keep them coming!

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  9. Avery's mom Avatar
    Avery’s mom

    As when Graham was in India 4 years ago with CCS, I wait with bated breath for each and every blog entry! Keep them coming and enjoy every moment!

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  10. Ruth Stilianos Avatar
    Ruth Stilianos

    How blessed you all are to be there exploring Mother Nature! Take it all in.

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  11. jrhomer Avatar
    jrhomer

    Enjoy every moment! We look forward to your blog posts and will adventure vicariously with you!

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  12. lesliemason75 Avatar
    lesliemason75

    It is ironic that you titled your post “A Cup of Tea” and the Guatemala blog post was “A Cup of Coffee.” It made me think about the rituals associated with coffee/tea and how two cultures worlds apart assign intrinsic value to them. Rituals help to connect us to what is happening around us, to allow us to focus on the here and now; in other words to be present-not just physically, but mentally and spiritually, as well. I hope that you all experience that kind of connection while you are on this adventure.

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  13. dpyles Avatar
    dpyles

    Hello everyone from warm and sunny Christchurch – although not as warm as the Indian Ocean I am sure. I had a cup of chai this morning as I checked out the blog entries. Interesting that your peers over in Guatemala are taking in the coffee of that region – it seems like sharing drink with friends is common among cultures.

    Looking forward to hearing more about the adventures.

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