Hotel Stay for one night.....

We went to the Embassy Suites for a over night stay since we, and two other missionary couples could not take the noise from the celebration of the "DE Arragon" party in the streets which had 48 six foot high speakers that shook our windows and doors.
We had a great dinner at "Evita Argentinean Restaurant" of Steak, Shrimp and a beautiful salad. For the next morning they had a complementary breakfast of just about everything you could think of to eat.
We also went to an English Speaking Ward that was nice for a change. Since we went in July we counted that evening as our Anniversary.

John's office visit after operation.

We ate at the restaurant there in the hospital and it happens to be named after my maiden name "La Huerta." The food was great....we ate the Huerta sandwich.

Our Puebla trip..............

Eating lunch at Puebla with Dr. Brunt and his lovely wife Diane right and Dr. Morgan and is lovely wife Karan, left. The restaurant was very pretty.
We also went to a few Catholic Cathedrals......The Orange colored one is actually built on top of two Pyramids. (picture of John in the tunnels on next group of pictures that leads to that Cathedral.)

More on Puebla trip..............

The next week after John getting out of the Hospital he was given permission to go on our previous planed trip to Puebla. Yeah!!! off on the bus for about two hours one way. Our first stop was at a Pottery plant where they made the clay in large vats and where they baked the pottery, and also we were privilege to see the artist at work painting them....oh their so beautiful and expensive. Next of course our group shot of all other missionary's which included Doctors, (see we were safe, we had a Doctor with us.) Presidents of the CCM (MTC) and the Visitor Center and others plus our group of Temple Missionary's.
Next picture is of the Pyramid court yard where they gather and played their ball games. Next went through a very narrow long tunnel underneath the Pyramids which show the excavation of the Pyramids. (a little claustrophobic) :-(
Next us on the bus with very happy Missionaries singing and laughing all the way. Should of got a picture on the way back home, most of them all sleeping.