It is paramount that Rosemary gets educated and secures a good job because she will someday have to support her family and her three physically handicapped sisters. Her gentle mother Lubia, who looks much older than her age, currently cares full time for her 3 adult daughters who have a horrible disease and their health is deteriorating. In addition, she tries to supplement their income by selling food on the street in their dangerous neighborhood where they average 2 murders a week. This family is sponsored by a Lutheran Church in Casper and their money helps buy milk and diapers for the girls and pay for medical treatment. I hope our Wyoming neighbors know their help is deeply appreciated and greatly needed. Rosemary has  had a scholarship from a family in New York. It was impossible to hold back the tears when Rosemary and Lubia talked about their lives and the love and respect between them is obvious. It was truly an emotional time for all of us!

We ended the day on a bright note as we sat out on the upper deck overlooking the glorious city lights and watched the lunar eclipse. It was spectacular and we thank Ed for calling us as we are really clueless about what is going on in the world or for that matter even what day it is. We haven’t listened to any news and we would love it if we come home and find out the war has ended and our courageous troops are on the way home. For now, we will continue on our journey here learning more about the numerous amazing entities of Sharing the Dream and meeting more people who have been greatly impacted by the generosity of those who have contributed in so many ways.