Sister Whitehead is pushing me into this large cannon in Tobago. Actually, we were just playing with the large old weapon. It had a 14" diameter hole in it.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Plug your ears!!!
This shows a picture of a huge semi-truck loaded with tons of speakers and a huge generator. There were 16 of these trucks in the childrens carnival parade. When the truck passed us, the concussion actually hurt our insides. What noise and discomfort. Carnival is a yearly celebration held in lots of countries including New Orleans. This is a picture of our celebration in Trinidad. It is a very wicked 3 days when the adult events occour. Much drinking and nudity. All of the missionaries have to stay in their apartments and cannot leave for the whole time. Good idea. They play games and eat and eat.
Costumes at carnival
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Kitchen remodel
In Suriname, we went to a large boarding facility called Zaailand. It houses 80 boys from 12 to 20 years of age. They receive their food and lodging while going to different trade schools during the day. This is the kitchen that all of their food is prepared in. They asked us to help remodel it because it is not very sanitary. We will do the project for them.
The Hindu
Dogs, dogs and more dogs
I have mentioned several times about all of the animals over here. This is a very typical scene with dogs laying around. There are tens of thousands of dogs like these and they all look alike. They are the same breed-mutts. They all have long legs and the same face. Most are sick and have bad skin diseases.
Suriname rice field
Angel Moroni
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