Even the Food was Fun

Because we took only short lunch breaks, we always brought sack lunches to work and ate with the other dental missionaries in an open-air shelter.

We shared our "lunch room" with the orphans' cats and dogs
(and with the cat's and dog's fleas).

Jay usually made our sandwiches. Sometimes he got very creative.

Jay's famous tuna pickled-beet-juice sandwich.

On weekends, we loved shopping for fresh native vegetables at the local markets and roadside stands.

Put these together, and what do you get?
Yummy soup.

Our favorite eating experiences, however, were the  Friday-night potlucks with our friends

Sister Smith, Sister Reyna, Elder Harris, Sister and Elder Hogg
and the typical amount of movie-night goodies.

Even the food in Guatemala was fun!