on the road to Kissy. No need for fast food drive- thru here; the street merchants bring everything to the car. We ate our way back to the mission office by buying roasted cashews, deep-fried banana chips (taste like potatoe chips), sweet roll and bread all from the comfort of the car as it was stalled in traffic.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
mass of humanity
on the road to Kissy. No need for fast food drive- thru here; the street merchants bring everything to the car. We ate our way back to the mission office by buying roasted cashews, deep-fried banana chips (taste like potatoe chips), sweet roll and bread all from the comfort of the car as it was stalled in traffic.
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Wow, I love all the pictures. You are having an incredible experience.
Greetings Sister Patterson and Brother Patterson, Your pics seem unreal since we are used to organization in our cities and urban areas. Please continue to share the pics because it provides a glimpse of your experience. How is communication with the folks that life in your area? Do you speak their language or do the folks understand English? Our prayers are with you as you serve on the mission for Our Lord.
Terri M.
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