On Tuesday we went to the facility again. My dad and I both wore our new Relay for Life (American Cancer Society fundraiser) shirts. My dad doesn't like to match, but it just happened that we both wore the same shirt on the same day. (We wore our Relay for Life shirts again on the same day, not planned, in Kiev.) While in our room at the facility, getting ready for the day, Alice shared about my dad's shirt. She said every time she looked at my dad's shirt, it was folded over so you couldn't see the E and L in Relay. The remaining letters spelled Ray. She said that Ray in Spanish means King. So instead of making papers with their names in English and Russian for the residents, we made them little crowns with their names on them. We told the residents that the crowns were because they were royal, they were princes and princesses of the The King.
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| King Sasha and his royal advisor Max bowing before him :) |
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| How could you blame Max for taking a nap during the program when he literally lives on a couple hours of sleep each night, and is extremely busy during the day??? |
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| The residents with their crowns |
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| Group Picture! |
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| They take time and money to plant flowers at the facility when they don't have enough money for adult diapers for the bedridden people. ???? Figure that out for me, and when you come up with a good answer let me know. |
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| My dad (with his Relay for Life shirt), a resident, and Brooke |
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| Victor (a resident), Sasha, and another resident |
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| Praying over Victor (resident) |
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| Pasha |
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| A guy in the cage watching us as we walked past. |
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