Here we go!
This week we got the opportunity to eat Cuy out of special Request. the week before I mentioned that I've never eaten Cuy and that if I was given the chance I would. The Hermanas for Amuerzo on Wednesday took that as a challenge. Cuy isn't commonly eaten here as most people think it is. this is due to the reason that it's expensive and isn't a meat people LOVE to eat.
| Cuy means Guinea pig. | Yes, it was good- | But it wasn't great. |
| Yes, there was a wedding this week :D ... |
| ...The city registy center isn't the greatest place to hold a wedding but I don't think anyone cared... |
| ...the testigos signed some paper work, and... |
| ...We payed the the money (they are very grateful), They filled out some paper work... |
| ...The nice lady of the registry stood up and pronounced them husband and wife |
| Awe. |
| Their families and the people waiting in line to get their ID pictures sat in the congregation. |
| I Insisted that they let me take this picture. | They're happy with it. |
| ....Afterwards we went to Gissela's mom's house for cake and cola |
| ...And here's a fantastic photo of me reading the Liahona during Carlos' Baptismal interview. No, no I'm not constantly tired. |
| ...Shortly after (2 Days) followed the baptism. :D |
| And to finish: Here's on of the giant grasshoppers that live here. This one was on the wire in front of our window yesterday morning. |
Love you all! Have a good week!
Elder Howell
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