Miguel and Rebecca Aguirre Just another weblog 
This week Miguel is taking the opportunity to attend a seminar in Baja California. So far, he has really enjoyed the teaching and says he has been learning a lot! Since he is in a part of the country where we have missionary friends, he will also be taking the opportunity to visit them and speak at their church over the weekend. We were classmates in the training with the folks on this church planting team, so it will be a good chance for Miguel to visit their place of ministry and to be an encouragement to them. 
On Sunday, Miguel will be speaking at a church that supports several members of this team, and is looking forward to visiting there as well.
One of the single girls that lives upstairs here in the dorm is also from this church and has asked Miguel to bring back some corn tortillas from her home town since she says that they are much better and bigger than the ones we get here! I guess we thought that most corn tortillas were about the same… I guess not!
While Miguel has been gone, the kids and I have been following our regular school week schedule. Gracia has her Kindergarten classes from 8 to 11:25 a.m. and Micah gets out at 2:30 p.m. I am grateful that we have been able to arrange for someone to bring both Gracia and Micah home so that naptime for Jkaile and Jojo won’t be interrupted every day. Both Micah and Gracia are looking forward to the first school break next week, even though they are enjoying their classes and spending time with their friends. Micah has struggled a little with his spelling, but we worked extra hard this last week and he got a 100% on his test this last Friday! Woohoo! We’re working hard on his spelling words for tomorrow!
Prayer:
Thank you for your prayers as Miguel travels and as I hold the fort down while he’s gone. I would especially appreciate prayer for me…I have been battling a cold/throat infection and cough. I would also appreciate prayer that I would be able to get plenty of rest and sleep so as to be able to adequately take care of the family. Many times while Miguel is gone, it is hard for me to sleep well. I am thankful for our mission community here, since I know that they will be “on call” if I need anything (including a nap!).
