These two actually have no correlation but I thought the addition of sushi was a nice touch.
We made this a week ago. We were pleasantly surprised at how edible homemade sushi turned out to be in Bolivia.
Yes... It was just us two to eat that mountain of sushi. Taylor just kept rolling and rolling and rolling sushi. Needless to say we had leftovers for a while.
On to Minero. It is about an hour and a half or so away from Cotoca. We went with a sister to visit her old congregation. Fun Fact(s): Minero has a vast expanse of territory. It is actually one of the last territories on the border of Santa Cruz until arriving at the next state of Beni. They have a group a few miles out that they just started and they had over 20 new ones attend the first weekend.
This was on the way there. Between the blaring dance music and incredible popular pop songs our dear sister Alejandra managed to still be witnessing. Kyria and I along with Karey from our hall were having a party in the back. (Not shown)
Once the dancing stopped... I mean taxi ride we got down to business. The invitation work. It was very hot. very Bolivia-like in that there was dust dirt and gross accumulations of water everywhere but we thoroughly enjoyed preaching in a new territory. We met a brother named Sunovio. Which means" your boyfriend. " it took us a while a quite a few other brothers and sisters to confirm that it was not a joke.
Sunovio is on the left of Taylor and Karey they dancing queen on the right.
The Minero Kingdom Hall. It has very high ceilings inside and kinda feels like a bomb shelter.
We are now in the airport heading to Sucre in Bolivia. More stories to come. Por favor perdona nos Por no actualizando este blog mas Temprano.
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