Today the team went shopping with a staff member from RCHH . It was a joy to learn how to shop in Guyanese fashion and buy school shoes for the children. We wrapped that up in the morning and then headed to the other side of the river to spend an afternoon in Prosperity City. As we came back later that day, I asked the team to share a few thoughts with me about their experiences today. ~Angie Buying Shoes Today... In America, when we go shoe shopping we look at a variety of shoes...here there is little variety. In the states we would have shopped for a couple pairs of shoes of different colors and styles...today, it was one shoe with one color: black for school. Another dynamic that I was aware of as we shopped, was the fact that these children are getting SHOES. After being around the children of Prosperity City who go barefoot or wear slippers (flip-flops)- even to school, it changes you! ~Gary We took a big job and made it small. Where one person would have to shop for 20 children