I realize that I finished the Belizean Blog series last week, but I only posted six. Seven of us were on the trip. 
Grace Slowik, due to extenuating circumstances, was not able to deliver her entry to me the same time that I received everyone else’s. I was sweating it out; after all, people were asking about the mysterious seventh person, and what was her function in the whole scheme of things. To be perfectly honest, I was starting to run out of ideas for excuses. The previous couple of sentences is me being facetious, but I really was wondering when I was going to obtain Grace’s journals. But hot of the press is Grace’s account of how our trip in Belize went, and it goes to the tune of something like this:
Belizean Blog Pt.7
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In the case of tonight, I participated in a focus group conducted by 4Tell Films, a Jackson, MS-based film production company. They asked us several questions ranging from text messages to what would we say if we were in an auto accident. They were pushing for our opinion on these matters, which made it evidently clear that were going to promote some sort of phone or car product. While I probably should keep their ulterior motives confidential, I witnessed an effective tool in this focus group meeting. It was similar to when I held readings for scripts that I wrote; since a play can not be effective without an audience, it is essential that you get their opinion before you mount the production. In fact, it has been said that there is wisdom in counsel.
If you want even more information on the Joshua Squad’s trip to Belize, you can to the 
