WEEK 49 - Photos

We got a bunch of photos from Elder Baller this week! He didn't include captions for the last few. He has LOVED his time with Elder Jones and is sad that he only gets one change with him.

Burning trash

Burning trash (with our baptismal clothing drying in the background)

Elder Jones' clock - 111 degrees in the house

Elder Jones, David and I walking through a dried up riverbed looking for lizards

Elder Jones shooting his slingshot

Elder Jones looking back....looking good....looking cool

David with the iguana we caught. David is one of the coolest kids I know. He was baptized on May 7th. He wants to be a missionary. I love him.

David kissing our iguana

Kissing the iguana #razorburnneck

Elder Jones holding our iguana. You can see David's sister's hand from inside. It looks like she's in prison, but she's not. (ha ha ha)

David's peace sign (I didn't even know this picture had been taken) 

David's sister, Norma, was afraid of the iguana, so we were sticking the tail in the window to bug her.

Me, Elder Jones, David and another kid who is a really good slingshot shooter. He shot the iguana about six times before it fell out of a tree.

Here is the dead iguana with all of our slingshots. The one on the top is David's, the one on the left is Elder Jones', the one on the right is mine.

This is a jaguar skin. There is a guy here named Nelson who makes belts and lots of stuff. Elder Jones is one of his "clients," so he brought this over. Pretty cool.

It started raining one day. This is the front of our house. I had to step down into the water to close the gate. We jumped over the water to get into the house. I took this picture from the house, looking into the street. The water hit me at about mid-calf when I stepped into it. 

This is of the side of our house. It was like a swamp.

The water was about six inches deep.

This is our lunch one day. These are whole shrimp. They are super, super good. We ate them with beans, ensalada (tomatoes, onions and jalepenos) and tortillas. The shrimp are super good. Some of them have heads on them. You just pop the heads off and eat them. Some of them are already unheaded. :)

We went to a kid's house who just got his mission call to see if he wanted to work with us one day. Here is Jones reading his mission packet.

Here is Milito with his call. he's a really cool kid. He's going to Mexico.

This is Jones and the bishop on the roof. We all got up there to try to fix the power when it went out.

Selfie with David

Another selfie with David. You can see our phone in the foreground and a flashlight my trainer gave me. This is at David's house.

Weird faced selfie

David chillin' with a weird baby on the shelf. Ha ha

David chillin' with a weird baby on the shelf. Ha ha

Norma in the hammock

My pants after sitting on the roof

Jones holding two geese. When you walk toward them, they put their heads down and you can just grab their necks.

Another lunch we had - fish!

Another lunch we had - fish!