Domingo

We attended church, didn't understand much but the people were great. We need to sit in the front and not look back since there are mothers nursing in the chapel!

Gary is felling pretty good since if you have a "tummy hanging out" you are considered bishop material.

The mission has a rule: no caffeine drinks, we are setting an example. Gary is handling it ok but he seems a little dumb.

Kathy is in a strange habit of: being very enthusiastic in the morning and works hard all day, then, in the evening she blames Gary for every thing: the heat, the bugs, the crazy driving, no tv, no Internet in our house, and so on. Gary, being dumb with no coca cola, just stares at her lovingly and waits until morning.

One picture shows that the way the houses are built, they do not need any fire alarms or a escape routs, since every actual building is cinder block with plaster on the bricks inside, and, tile every where inside with no carpet or curtains. There just isn't much to burn!
Also, people live below, but, the builders leave the rebar on the next layer in case they rent a 2nd floor.
The next picture shows a little bit of the security around the chapel, it is about a 20 foot fence with rolled barbed wire on the top. Also, the building has non-removable steel grating over all the windows and steel grating doors.
The last picture is a shot of a few of the six office missionaries we have mostly been hanging with, these guys are great!!