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We are serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Buenos Aires, Argentina and work with the Perpetual Education Fund and Welfare. We are priviledged to work with wonderful people are here to serve.

Friday, December 3, 2010

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This is just one a many little altars on the side of the highway where truckers 
leave a full bottle of water.  The legend, "Defunta Correa", is that a woman gave birth on the side of the 
road and died, but her baby lived by nursing from his dead mother. Inside the altar are small 
replicas of the woman with her baby lying on top of her chest.          
We bought a sheepskin from a man named "Osmar" who lives in the hills west of Cordoba.  Behind us
is a bedspread that he made of sheepskin and goatskin.

Training meeting with a ward council in the new church web page in Spanish in Cordoba.
Pres. and Sister Spitale, who was the mission president in the Bhia Blanca mission.

Self-Reliance Workshop at the Employment Center in Cordoba
          
 Mark and Linda;  Zilla and Kelly Grieves, teaching piano;  John and Charlene Hollingsworth, area doctor for all the missions; Pat and Ron Cundick, auditing.  We were on an outing in the city.
                                         
                                         
                                                           

1 comment:

Unknown said...

So the path with the bottles. Does that lead to your new house? I am guessing... just guessing that the little opening there is the front door and your must go down some stairs to your underground house...right? Or is it just cosy? JK Looks like you are happy and so I am happy for you. Love you lots.