Is this lead based paint?

Yesterday, Tuesday, we started the day with a delicious breakfast prepared by Katie Johnson consisting of quiche, fruit and the yummiest, gooiest cinnamon rolls we had ever eaten!  Not to mention coffee from a real life coffee pot which was a greatly appreciated after several mornings of either instant Nescafe or the mixture of 1 part coffee, 2 parts sugar from the restaurant. After we were well nourished we were more than ready to begin the days activities. 
First, the medical team and a couple of others headed back to the town where we held the clinic the day before to pass out the medications.  All went well and the team also got an unexpected encounter with wildlife as they were able to hold a dove when they made a home visit.  Not sure if doves are considered wildlife but lets go with it... 
Meanwhile, the majority of the group headed over to Chico and Carmen's house for some painting.  We were looking forward to some manual labor after a few days of being out in the community working hard mentally to engage the people of Ometepec with our limited Spanish.  So Todd agreed to be our fearless leader and did a superb job as "el Hefe".  With 6 brushes, 2 rollers, and many, many gallons of LIME green, "lead free" paint we were more than ready to transform the living room and kitchen walls of this already beautiful home that Chico has built with his own hands.  Vail, Tait, and Bryce all spent time demonstrating their home makeover skills, and the interns worked skillfully and diligently even though they were becoming a little loopy towards the end of out first shift.  Kacie RN had to intervene at one point when Mary started to forget the lines of her favorite Pocahantes song.  Jokes...but the fumes were a bit strong at times but Carmen kept us well hydrated and we retreated to the outdoors when needed.  It was quite rewarding watching the once white walls become this vibrant green!  On our paint breaks, we also got to observe some interesting things such as a pack of goats running through the streets and a litter of young puppies at the house next door where Carmen's mom lives.

Back to the Woods house for a wonderful lunch of roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, and bread.  I think we were all a little surprised to be eating mashed potatoes in Mexico, but we loved it.  We also had the treat of eating with Chico's family an also hearing about the Lord's faithfulness in his life and were able to pray for him and the sports ministry he has here in Ometepec. 

After lunch, half of the group went back to finish painting while the other half stayed at the Woods to work on a couple of things.  At Chico's we reassumed our positions and got back to work but this time we all joined in with Mary for some sing alongs.  Not sure if the fumes had gotten to us all or not but we had a great time singing Disney music "..hakuna matata.., Whitney Houston "...the children are our future..", Boyzz 2 Men, Tom Petty, Fresh Prince, Vanilla Ice Ice Baby, etc, etc.  Yes, we are diverse...and grew up in the late 80's...some of us, anyway.  The boys did some painting of their own back at the Woods place as they applied an even more noxious paint to the van rack.  Adam who won the consequence of hitting the deck upon hearing fireworks became increasingly listless due to the fumes to the point where he could only utter the phrase "get to da choppa" at the sound of the fireworks. 
Dinner was amazing!!  We ate Tamales and drank an interesting oatmeal, cinnamon concoction that tasted just like the Hot Tamales one would purchase at the movie theater.  We ended the night with incredible stories of the Lord's goodness, faithfulness, sense of humor, and LOVE before falling fast asleep.