Hello Everybody. It is Saturday December 29th and the time is flying. I will begin by saying that last Monday was the most miserable day that we have been here. The temperature here was 104F and the humidity was about 70%. It was so hot and humid that you couldn't function properly. There is no a/c anywhere except in Neil's backhoe and he was doing just fine. That night was family worship night and everyone came home from work, took cold showers, went to family worship and came home and took cold showers again. It was difficult for everyone to sleep, but then it poured down rain and cooled off and it has been nice since. Very odd weather. Yesterday was sad again,
another couple left. An electrician and his wife. She was in cleaning/housekeeping. So, chicken burgers, french fries, ice cream and Coke. We have new brothers here now for one month and perhaps extending to three months. They are all so excited to be invited and some even know English. Also Neil had a demonstration on the service meeting Thursday night on the part about the new website, jw.org. He was the third demonstration about the person who didn't understand the language. Although that is true, it still was funny because the brother kept talking in Spanish anyway.
Now with the latest photos. I will load them and tell what I do know. I am always in the dining room and kitchen and Neil is working today so I don't know what all of them are technically. Generally, they are the assembly hall.
This is Neil setting trusses on the school.
In the back is the red roof going on the school.
Inside of assembly hall.
This assembly hall is like ours only much bigger. This is the the half circle platform with block in place.
This is Neil digging a hole. He is always digging and I never remember what. Sometimes it is trenches, sometimes it is road work, but he's always digging.
Here is one of his holes.
It rains a lot and here is where some of the water goes.
These are non-JW's working on the roof of the assembly hall.
I am going to leave the construction site and show you some of the sites of our home in Canuelas.
Apple tree.
Our pool. We have never gotten in. On that Monday last week, it was empty for cleaning.
This is the bottom of the pool.
The property here is breathtaking. Brothers come from Bethel Argentina here to stay for the weekend just to get away from the city. It is so peaceful and beautiful. We love having Canuelas as our home while living in Canuelas.
This is the walkway to our house.
Last weekend one of the IS's taught me how to make paper. That was fun and very interesting. When I get home, I have to teach Myah. She will love it.
It looks like I'm just standing there but I did help.
This is the paper drying. It was more fun than watching paint dry though.
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More of the Canuelas Property
Well, that is about it for this week. Not a lot of action with Gaston & Gabby. They have been gone a lot on vacation and having family visiting. Every day is funny. There is a joke now in English that when he gets crazy (all the time) I say "I'm going to tell Danny." (the home overseer). Then he says, "I tell Rob" (The construction overseer.) Then I say, "I'm telling Jehova". And it always ends there.
The only new food lately was a couple of IS's from Wisconsin made apple french toast for breakfast last week. Some boys at our table looked at it weird because they didn't know what it was. They don't want to try anything new. Just give them queso, jamon, and pan and they are happy. Anyway, the sister told me to tell them it is buddin which is like a "banana type" bread. So I did. They tried it and loved it. Crazy chicos.
I am going to say goodbye with two beautiful Argentina sunsets from our bedroom window. Love and miss everyone. See you all in seven weeks.