I have been focusing on visiting the missionaries' pensions lately. In Misiones we visited pensions in each zone...in one we visited all of the pensions. It is an eye opener. Some pensions are very neat and organized. Others look like college dorm rooms. Others, well, let's just say, not so good. In some cases we can replace broken things. In others, we can teach them how to clean. In still others we can change pensions. But in some instances, they live in the best available housing. When your neighbors are living in stick and grass houses, a brick and cement home with a tin roof is luxury.
Here are a few photos I took to remind me of what some of these young men and women are doing in order to fulfill their commitment to serve...
Sink and oven in pretty close proximity...
"Washing machine!"
Look closely at the toes...a gap of about 1/2 inch...(the Rubix cube and Spider-Man action figure perfectly remind me that while these incredible missionaries are young men and women, they really are kids at heart).
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