Thursday, November 7, 2013

Bridge Repairs


The La Paz bridge was repaired and we were able to cross even though we had to wait 2 hours to cross. Normal 4 hour trip took us 8 :( 



Was sure hoping the bus wouldn't be the heavy one that would knock down the bridge again haha



wow, how about some rain huh?
 

Costa Rica Convention



Waiting to head off to convention


The beautiful post office in down town San Jose 



He called me his "hijita" after convention :) I passed the test! Sure do love these dear people!


Home by the river with a kitty...


So this is why my bites are huge when they are finished with me... man, they grow them big around here! Just look at that stinger!


Getting ready for convention!



Guayo headed off on the moto to get some things since his bag was stolen in San Jose :(



Eric & Siany






Our dear workers 



We all survived the heat during the meetings (so hot, oh my..) and had a really special time together! So fun to see all the friends together and realize how meaningful and helpful it really is! 

Nicaragua


Tica Bus is a bus line that goes from Costa Rica to Nicaragua. We had a nice ride over and a pretty easy border crossing. We were only concerned with the passport collecting method (throw them all in a plastic bag) what!? Also spraying the inside of the bus was a little concerning haha. 


Waiting for the bug spray to clear out of the bus at the border before getting on again.


snooze time!


Everyone zonked out - I was so concerned with this man holding this newborn baby. Every time he would snooze off, it looked like the baby was going to fall out of his arms! 



A volcano once we entered into Nicaragua


Convention grounds at Gerald & Angela's home in Granada




A few leaving for the baptism. The mother of some of the friends here in Costa Rica was baptized.




We had such wonderful meetings, such a nice privilege!


Headed to the bus station



Angela & I


Love these colored houses! Super fun :)


Someday we will have a house with a blue door :)





Crossing the border back into Costa Rica on our way back. No problems! 

Chilamate Parade


Celebrating the Independence Day - we went into Puerto Viejo to see the parade. Eladio's brother Eric played the drum with his school




These kids were so hot because they were marching for a long time! The black clothing didn't help either. This is Eric playing the drum