This
picture is a picture that I took from inside of the mission home. A lot
of the nicer looking roofs are made of the red cobblestone thingy stuff
or whatever. The poor houses-the ones that I visit in my area called
Reparto, which is in the city of Teguz also-have tin roofs, which make
it so you can´t hear anything when it rains. Notice the spirally loops
of barbed wire that all of the nice houses have around the entire
property. this barbed wire protection is on every wall sturdy enough to
stand on to protect from jumping the fences or anything like that, or
for parkour people, it would be our worst nightmare to try to do
anything with this everywhere, good thing that I am a missionary now...
:p Sent October 8, 2012
This picture
is of the mission president, his wife, and my companion and I. We are
in the mission home, and this is right after we found out who are
trainers would be. Our group that all arrived at the same time had about
14 missionaries in it. 6 of us Elders from the Provo MTC.Sent October 8, 2012
This
is a picture of the day that I went out with just a random missionary
for a day, to see how Honduras is like, this isn´t my trainer or
anything.. But the first day that I went out to teach, we were in the
more poor part of Honduras, and we were in a teaching appointment, and
it started to pour, so we asked if we could use some plastic bags to
make these snazzy vests that we´re wearing.. Yeah, we´re cool.. I got
soaked that day anyways, but my scriptures were dry, so that´s good.Sent October 8, 2012
