The Camina Conmigo blog has most of the pictures from our recent transfer. This post is to document the lighter (and we think funnier) side of the cambio.
We have plenty of opportunities for group photographs. To make the events more fun we always try to take the chiste, or goofy, picture. Here we are with the three sisters who left us on Monday. They were ready to pose for the funny shot. Pictured are Hermanas Young, Travez and Coppins.
"Tada!!" Here we are with Hermana Young.
Showing our love to Hermana Coppins.
Hermana Travez is very serious. This was her craziest moment in the mission. Leland was still taller than her when he was on his knees.
New missionary orientation. This means lots of training to a group of sleepy missionaries. The new missionaries are tired from traveling to the mission and the trainers are tired from being on buses all night to get to Antofagasta. So I try to be visual in my presentation and demonstrate the correct way to wear the sunglasses given to each missionary.
Elders are always hungry and always ready to pose for pictures. Elders Lopez, Edwards and Stringham.
And this is the roaster used to cook the meat.
And this is Elder Ramirez enjoying his BBQ beef sandwich.
Elder Grawe was trying his hand at tying the four-in-hand knot. This is the knot Leland uses and many missionaries want to copy him.
Leland using the shoe shine brush on Elder Gonzalez has he reads who his new trainer will be.
And Elder Grawe using the same brush to shine his new companion's shoes.
Elder Grawe explained that he had no pictures with Leland or me. So we took lots of pictures. Can you tell Elder Grawe is a real fun guy?
He caught me before I could put my finger in his ear. (I wouldn't really do that!!!)
Elder Parra looking goofy with his new trainer, Elder Jensen.
I guess it's time to clean up.
Elder Silva wanted to be in this picture.
The Hermanas with their freshly packed sack lunches.
Elder Ramirez is always getting in on the pictures.
We had lots of fun with our new missionaries this week. They are all so awesome and anxious to do the work. We will see them soon and make sure the mission life is going ok for them.


















2 comments:
You and Leland are so adorable with those missionaries! I bet they love you two! Keep up the great work (and great blog!) :-)
Thanks for all the recent posts! I love reading all of them. You guys are doing a wonderful job :)
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