Krispy Cream, Cage Ball, water jugs, leaving and coming

This elder was just returning home from his 2 year mission. His parents were at the CCM to pick him up.  The mission president who was the president of a mission not very far outside of Mexico City was actually at the CCM to pick up new missionaries and he brought two Elders home to Mexico City where they lived so we saw Elders coming and going that day.  .  

We inspect apartments each week.  I think the elders in this apartment had a hard time knowing how to turn the 5 gallon jugs of water over into the dispenser without spilling it all over the floor.  Hence the three buckets, three mops, rags and an empty water jug.  Oh it really is a little difficult.  However Dennis has it down pat now.  

The cage soccer/basketball court outside Dorm A is a favorite place for elders to spend their daily PE time.  Elder Houston on the left looking my way landed himself in the hospital with a serious kidney infection for three days and nights.  They called to ask if they could take their IV drip pole (that is on wheels) and walk the halls to proselyte.  Yes of course they are missionaries.  

Krispy Cream is a big business with the CCM.  Parents go to the website and order in for their missionaries to have a box delivered.  This Elder had a birthday I guess.  His companion Elder Barney is a twin but not to his companion.  Some of the twins have a hard time just about the time they have to leave the person they have spent their entire life with.