Note from Jeanine: I shouldn't let Spencer write his first--he wants to use all of the pictures. But that's OK, I guess.
A couple from Huehuetenango, where they speak Mam. I officiated at one of the sessions they were in and he slept thru most of it. They brought their own food to eat.
Staff of maintenance workers: Dony, Estuardo and Manuel. I started teasing them early on and now they constantly give it to me double!
The Amanzans: a couple that prepares and sells all of the food sold here in the Annex of the temple. They feed a couple of hundred people on Saturdays--for several meals during the day. They are good sized groups some other nights as well. There are two kitchens at one end of the dining room. One is for them and one is where people can prepare their own meals using the facilities to feed their family or group. Some patrons rent a room to stay in overnight. There are also large bathrooms with showers and lockers to keep things in. Without a doubt it is the nicest facility they have seen in their lives.
Jeanine has a Bingo game going and I am the "maestro" who's responsible for the coloring activity. I am the leader of a lot of young talent!
This is President and Sister Cesar Perez. He is the secretary of the temple and a stake president here in Xela. Their kids like to come on Saturday to participate in our classes.
A Primary from Totonicapan came on Friday night for our class and tour. We didn't know they were coming, but since we worked the day shift, it was OK. I want to know how the Ward came up with funds for Happy Meals after our activity! But, I'm surely glad they did because they came bringing us a box and drink. I tried to talk them out of it, but not TOO hard!
A Happy Meal never tasted so good! I even got both of the drinks, since they are too sugary for Jeanine!
We're getting ready for Sunday School. All but two of those people are temple workers. I'm gonna get me one of those tipico dresses!
I've started making popcorn and delivering it to our colleagues on Sunday afternoon. No one has turned me down!
A couple from Huehuetenango, where they speak Mam. I officiated at one of the sessions they were in and he slept thru most of it. They brought their own food to eat.
Staff of maintenance workers: Dony, Estuardo and Manuel. I started teasing them early on and now they constantly give it to me double!
The Amanzans: a couple that prepares and sells all of the food sold here in the Annex of the temple. They feed a couple of hundred people on Saturdays--for several meals during the day. They are good sized groups some other nights as well. There are two kitchens at one end of the dining room. One is for them and one is where people can prepare their own meals using the facilities to feed their family or group. Some patrons rent a room to stay in overnight. There are also large bathrooms with showers and lockers to keep things in. Without a doubt it is the nicest facility they have seen in their lives.
Jeanine has a Bingo game going and I am the "maestro" who's responsible for the coloring activity. I am the leader of a lot of young talent!
This is President and Sister Cesar Perez. He is the secretary of the temple and a stake president here in Xela. Their kids like to come on Saturday to participate in our classes.
A Primary from Totonicapan came on Friday night for our class and tour. We didn't know they were coming, but since we worked the day shift, it was OK. I want to know how the Ward came up with funds for Happy Meals after our activity! But, I'm surely glad they did because they came bringing us a box and drink. I tried to talk them out of it, but not TOO hard!
A Happy Meal never tasted so good! I even got both of the drinks, since they are too sugary for Jeanine!
We're getting ready for Sunday School. All but two of those people are temple workers. I'm gonna get me one of those tipico dresses!
I've started making popcorn and delivering it to our colleagues on Sunday afternoon. No one has turned me down!
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