This year we traveled to the Mexico, Guadalajara South mission to visit Joe's family for the Christmas holiday. We had a great time, that is after we all finished losing our guts to the toilets in the house on Christmas Eve night/Christmas day! Yikes!
Once we all recovered, it was a blast! We played games, watched movies, and were generally quite well "vacationed". Joe's mom took way too good care of us--I think she spoiled us all! And Joe's dad showed us how to work while playing--those mission cell phones never stopped ringing, even when he was miserably sick with most of the rest of us! Poor guy.
Once we all recovered, it was a blast! We played games, watched movies, and were generally quite well "vacationed". Joe's mom took way too good care of us--I think she spoiled us all! And Joe's dad showed us how to work while playing--those mission cell phones never stopped ringing, even when he was miserably sick with most of the rest of us! Poor guy.
We especially had fun seeing our nieces and nephews that we haven't seen a in long time (or, in two cases, ever!). Weston was definitely the entertainment of the week! It was also great fun to see sweet, smiley Jolene, as well as the rest of the gang!
Here Joe and Gramps are getting excited about family history work.
There is a park behind the mission home, where some excellent baseball was played on Christmas Eve day (pre-sickness) as well as after recovery. The temperature reached 80° daily!
Joe and I got to sleep in the "maid's quarters", a separate room off of the house. It was cozy and cool (literally;D)!
There is a park behind the mission home, where some excellent baseball was played on Christmas Eve day (pre-sickness) as well as after recovery. The temperature reached 80° daily!




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What a wonderful summary of the Mexico experience. We love you and miss you and can't wait until the next time. Get ready to rumble with Risk or some other game that tests your mettle! Thanks for teaching us Ticket to Ride. We are hooked but sad we don't have it here to play and rememebr the good times.
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