As always, captions by Elder Baller himself. :)
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Food that I made on Friday. Rice, eggs, beans and tortillas. Tortillas come in a little bag that you buy and they are super cheap. That is about 10 or 11 corn tortillas for 5 lemps (lempira), which is about 25 cents. The rice was awful -- it tasted like nothing. I didn't have enough beans. And I had way too many tortillas. But it actually was really good. |
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This was my dinner that night. What you see here is what you would call orange juice in a Christmas glass, two pieces of beef jerky and those things in the bag are called rosquios (sp?). They are kind of like a donut, but they're crunchy. And they don't really have a flavor, but they're really good. And the paper that you see there is our DATs that we do every day. That's for our district. |
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These next two pictures are what happen when you are in the mission. This is a mixture of blisters and blisters with the skin torn off. Our ward mission leader told me to wash my hands in water and vinegar. The ones that were already open, I cleaned with hydrogen peroxide. That hurt. Then he wrapped it like this for the night. My hands are a lot better now. |

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Selfie of me eating my dinner on my bed. I haven't even made it through one tub of peanut butter yet, and I have about seven. Pretend that this picture is anything attractive. Wow. Let's note a few things. My hair is very swooshed. Wow. I'm cutting it tomorrow because it's really long. My facial hair grows way too fast. I cut myself shaving the other day, so I have a cut. I for some reason, have a worm head, because my neck is in a very odd position. I have very odd eyes in this picture. Wow. Now that I've described it, I can't delete it, but I do not approve this photo to be shared with anyone but the family. (Mom note: oops... I had already posted the pic before I got the caption. And I'm making the executive decision to leave it, because he looks so cute and the caption is awesome. LOL) |
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