a few a random pictures from a p-day and campus and missionaries

I guess this was a spider bit.  It was four times this big to start with and very red and painful.  It took a couple of weeks to heal.  

 One p-day we went downtown.  They had artistic soccer balls on display for blocks as we rode along.  I guess Park City can have moose and Mexico City can have soccer balls.

 We parked the car close to a Torrie bus stop so we could view the city from the top of a bus.  As it turned out the place where we parked was near a military/government base of some kind.  They had these very artistic creations made from guns and then painted.

This one is depicting the aqueduct of Querertaro.

This one reminded me of the scripture that talks about turning their swords into plowshares.  In this case it is turning guns into a harp.

At the same government military facility there was a changing of the guard ceremony going on.  

 The Mexico City Stock Exchange as seen from the top of the Torrie bus.

sky scrapers

 I really like this one of Benito Juarez a past president of Mexico.  Especially since the temple work of he and his wife have been done.

Not all missionaries who come stay.  Hermana Rojas has persistent knee pain that prevented her from functioning as a missionary.  She had knee surgery a year before she came and was still having problems with it.