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3 assistants to the president -- two old, one new Me and my two brothers outside our house before my farewell Elder Adams with Carlos and Bro. Troncoso Elder Adams and Mirta Two contradictory signs in Berazategui 25 de Mayo monument in the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires Monument to Columbus in Buenos Aires Me in front of the monument to the flag in Buenos Aires Elder White and me in front of the monument to the flag The Castrillo family in front of the temple The cathedral of La Plata Inside the cathedral of La Plata Cesar Romero on the day of his baptism Another shot from the Christmas skit Elder Adams after a hearty meal Elder Adams and a young friend Elder Cheney, the class clown, in a trash can Elder Duncan and the cereal he consumed during our two months together Elder Mantcheff battles flood waters (from the water heater) in our apartment Elder Nuñez demonstrates his ability to balance a glass of water on his head Elder Nuñez enjoys the rain after we both got soaked Elder Vargas with Ezequiel Cordero on the train to church Elder White and his birthday cake and presents A posed fight picture, courtesy of Elder Cheney So I fell in the mud, what can I say? The three Giusti children: Anabela, Raulito, and Florencia Me with Anabela, Raulito, and Florencia Giusti Elder Duncan and me with the Gordons Back at home after two years! Home again with my parents after my mission Myself and Elder Lima with Juani Huamaní before her baptism Myself and Elder Lima with Juani Huamaní before her baptism Blooper #3! Just push the red button to take a picture... A monument to San Martín in La Plata Elders Lima and McDonald in the Banfield chapel. Look at those grins! Lunch lines at the MTC. Ken Collins, from my home ward, is right in the center, wearing a white shirt Big vs. skinny: Myself and Elder Adams Showing off my Argentine World Cup Team jersey Elder Berry and I fix up some Mexican food! Yum! Elder Duncan and I pose with the Gordons a few days before their departure Myself and Juan Carlos Lucero, a curandero we taught for a long time Myself with Marcos Orrego and his cat, Yoko Myself with the Orrego family Hermana Oveson, myself, and President Oveson in front of the Buenos Aires Temple Here I am washing my hair in the rain running off our roof after being caught in a sudden downpour! Myself with the Stumpf and Gas families of Hudson Hanging with Tony the Tiger outside of Wal-Mart An asado (barbecue) with the Gomez family of the Piñeyro ward Mmmm...nothing like a well-stocked kitchen, like this one in Piñeyro Plaza Constitución, a major train station in Buenos Aires Raulito Giusti poses by some paving machinery that was parked in front of the chapel The new puppies have lunch at Café Mom Myself, Elder Ray, and Elder Dell Arciprete flank Samantha at her baptism Myself, Elder Ray, and Elder Dell Arciprete flank Samantha at her baptism The Sanchez family poses outside the chapel before their baptism Most of the Sanchez family came along on a ward temple trip near Christmastime for music and a speaker Sandra, Samantha and Juani showed up at the airport to see me off Sister Stewart, Sandra, Samantha, Juani, and Elder Stewart in front of the Buenos Aires Temple Another shot of Sister Stewart, Sandra, Samantha, Juani, and Elder Stewart at the Buenos Aires Temple The main spire of the Buenos Aires Temple My Uncle Stan, Uncle Robert, Aunt Virginia, and me at the Salt Lake City airport before my departure My Uncle Robert and Aunt Virginia (the brother and sister of my mother) join me at the Salt Lake City airport before my departure The view from my classroom at the MTC on a smoggy day Nearly ready to dig in at our Ezeiza zone activity Two Elders take a break in the La Plata zoo
Last updated on 22-Aug-1999 around 9:45 PM Pacific Time.