Working hard in Mendoza (most of the time)

Elder Harvey's parents came to pick him up after his mission was over and we had dinner for everyone encluding Elder Leal the other Assistant, we had a very nice visit and hope to see them again when we get back home, since they live not to far away from our home in Utah.

 After everyone left, the hermana's came over and helped to finish off the banana creme pie.  They were not too sad to have to help out.

 A picture of our "tiny" little Hermana Zepeda and I.  She is from Honduras, and is a very hard working missionary.

 Hermana Zepeda injured her ankle and had to spend some time in the office for it to heal, while she was here she made the office staff an authentic Honduras meal, we all loved it and appreciated all her work. 

We had our dinner with our ward family and it was delicious.  The family is from Peru and we had authentic Peruvian food, it was so fun... that I forgot to take pictures..sorry.  But we did go to a primary activity where each ward was assigned a country to represent.  They had the foods, dances and lots of decorations representing that country.  The interesting thing to me was what the ward that was representing the USA had on their table, for our foods they had:  Pringles & donuts, they must think we eat a terribly unhealthy diet.

Elder Packer visiting with our friend Lyn a North American who has lived here for 10 years now with his wife.  Good people.

Lucianna and her nieces and nephews, representing Germany and the Grimms Fairy Tales.

Just plain "adorable".