This week seemed almost like a vacation. We worked Monday and Tuesday, and attended the Toa Baja Zone Christmas Party Monday night at the mission home. We only worked a half day on Wednesday, and spent Thursday, and Friday at the beach. We were back to work on Saturday delivering apartment supplies and checking out apartments.
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| Elder Eakle and the APs had their own private dining area at the party. Elder Nadauld heads home this week. We will miss him. |
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| The elders' table. |
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| The sisters' table. |
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| The elders who didn't fit at the other elders' table. |
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| The beautiful sisters' table from the other side. |
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| Sisterly Love |
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| Some happy elders with full stomachs (not that they are usually starving--I just think they enjoyed a change from rice and beans). |
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| Waiting for the Christmas program to start. The Boucher daughters sang. We even heard President Boucher on the guitar playing Silent Night. |
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| Some more lovely hermanas. |
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| They love spending time together. |
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| Sisters in blue having a great time. |
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| Sisters in pink are happy, too. I love the smiles of the sisters. |
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| If it weren't such a great picture of everyone else, I would have trashed this. I stick out like a sad face in a group of happy ones. The two young girls are daughters of the counselor in the mission presidency. |
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| Present time! |
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| Everyone celebrated when a gift was given! |
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| The mission office has a multipurpose type room where we ate dinner Christmas Eve. The old men enjoyed having some fun. |
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| A bit too competitive, I think. |
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| Some serious competition here. |
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| Our cute gifts from Kimball and Kelly. |
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| The seniors got together for Christmas Eve dinner. Here we are again for leftovers Christmas day. |
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| My cute new Saltwater Sandals from Kelsey and Tim. I love them! |
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