DR Living

   Day 10 here in the DR. I think I can say it feels like home now. The people are so kind. They are hard working and diligent people. They are always waiving. I learning so much about the culture.
Robbie has made two starts so far. His first start was well.. We don't have to talk about that one. Lets just say 45 pitches in less than an inning. But his second start was great! I couldn't tell you the numbers but I can tell you DR baseball is insane. They have grenade horns and mariachti bands and the scream "F YOU" if you suck! Teenage boys walk around inside and outside the stadium and beg for Pesos. They have dug out dancers! It is nothing like America but so much fun. Games here last like five hours minimum. NOT KIDDING

   As far as adventures go. I know for sure bad luck follow me everywhere now. We have seen spiders the size of soft balls, had our golf cart stolen twice, and been locked out of our room twice. We have been 23 minutes away from shelter when tornado like weather all the sudden decides to come tumbling out of the sky. And not to mention we have been more lost than a sock in the dryer. I never have a camera around to capture all of my luck but I assure you our experiences are one in a million.
nothing like America but so much fun. Games here last like five hours minimum. NOT KIDDING
  We are doing great and love it here but can't wait to get home to our puppies and our home. Thank you for your sweet emails! Y'all are keeping me busy out here. God is good. All the time!