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Celebrating my birthday with the Paz family!

Just a normal road here in Huehue.  After the rain, the streets were just horrible...

The Zaculeu Zone!  (Without the Hermanas...)

This family is so great.  Luis and Esvin are on my right and left respectively.  We worked so hard with this family, and they were pretty active when I left.  I´m so happy to see them in the church!

The Paz family, probably the family that helped us out the most in Colonia.

 Part of my area in San Francisco.  We are crossing a bridge over a river, and I just had to take a picture.

San Francisco is called "El Alto" (tall in spanish, but I think of it as "on high") for a reason.  The lights you see is Xela clear back there.  San Fran is the area with the highest altitude in the mission!

The ward going to plant trees as a service project.  And how did we get there?  Riding on the back of a pickup truck.  That´s my white hand holing on to the bar, and I´m standing on the bumper.  One of the many reasons I love this country, because this was completely legal.

While doing service, we just found this little river next to the road.  That´s the beauty of Guatemala for you guys.

Planting Trees!

A view of San Francisco, and the amazing view that we have.  But I´ll look for a better picture of San Fran to send to you all next week!

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This is in the back of a big flatbed truck.  We were walking back home, and we saw some members loading up all this plant in the flatbed, so we stopped to help.  They rewarded us with a ride back to our house, which would have taken about an hour to walk!  Totally worth it!

The Zone Leaders in Momos are moving houses, so this morning, we all helped them move!  It was like we were the Elder´s Quorum Moving Crew, but as missionaries!  But yeah, you can see all the mattresses that they have!  I guess that is what you get when you actually live in a city!  Haha

We made hamburgers!  A Less active family invited us over for dinner on one condition, that we would show them some food from the States.  So we made the classic, hamburgers!  They turned out really good!

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 We were walking down the street in Pancá one day when a member passed by in this huge truck!  They were going to go somewhere, and they offered to take us as long as we wanted!  It was a crazy ride, that´s for sure!

This little kids are just about the cutest things that you will ever see!  They were all asking me to twirl them around, and after doing it for a while, they kept asking!  It was so hard to say no... so I didn´t!  But seriously, they are so freaking cute!

This was so great!  "Hacia su futuro hogar" means "Towards your new home!"  And what do you know, it points right to the LDS chapel in Xela!  How perfect is that?!?