Limon was great and really sentimental. It's been a whole 2 years since I was last in
Limón. Here's a picture from my first week in the mission, and the same picture
2 years later…
More pictures from our trip to Limón:
1. Good ol' bus
2. "Rice and Beans" with Patty
3. Puerto Limón
4. The small chapel of Corrales
5. I love Costa Rica
6. Got to visit a few old friends.
Here's the Valverde
family (Tio Omar's Family) Omar wasn't there :(
7. Pura Vida
8. The three aaAAAAAAAAAAAmigos!
So after we got back from Limón we didn't exactly have a
whole lot of time to rest up. We had a meeting in Zona Sur only few days after.
The week was incredibly packed. We got home from Limón late Wednesday night. On
Saturday we had a baptism of one of our investigators, Karol 11 years-old, so
we spent the days getting ready for that. On Sunday right after church we
hopped on the bus for the 7 hour trip down to Zona Sur. We had our meeting on
Monday with the whole zone. After the meeting we got a miracle phone call from
one of our investigators back in San Francisco frantically telling us that he
wanted to get baptized... NOW! So we quickly made a number of phone calls to
the Bishop and our ward mission-leader and they set up the whole baptism. So
pretty much, one of our investigators got baptized and we weren't even there to
see it haha. After the zone meeting we then headed to Paso Canoas (the Costa
Rica-Panama frontier) to visit and buy a few things because everything is sold
in dollars there so it's all pretty much half-price. Today we grabbed the
morning bus and headed back here to San Jose... phew!
Here's a few pics from the crazy week:
1. we found a secret room in our kitchen,
we live in the
mission house which is HUUUGE so we're always finding new things
2. Elder Muñoz and I in our super-missionary form,
we found
a guy to draw our cartoon-selves.
Elder Maldonado didn't want to do it. Does it
look like me? haha
3. Karol's baptism with her and her family
(mom & dad
get married and baptized on the 25th of February)
4. Paso Canoas with the Panama border
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