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| DR Christmas trees |
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| Our Christmas tree and decorations |
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| At the roll demonstration in the Stake Center. I just love my translator! The kitchens in the churches here are usually bigger than this - they double as the Relief Society room. The kitchens only have a sink and a stove - no refrigerator. |
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| RS sisters enjoying their rolls (looking out from the kitchen). |
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| Do you want to buy a leg of meat for your holiday party?? |
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| We asked their mother if we could take their picture. She was taking them to preschool just before Christmas. |
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| Do you need a snack while you are out shopping? You could stop and get some corn on the cob. |
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| It takes a strong stomach to look in the meat counter here. Poor little pigs! Pork, chicken and goat are the favorites for Christmas. |
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| These chickens still have heads and feet attached. |
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| Lights across the street from the temple. |
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| The temple at night - It is very beautiful. |
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| Cattle grazing right on the ocean. |
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| This woman was selling chinola by the side of the road. She has blue eyes. It's the first time we have seen them on a Dominican. |
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| The monument at night. |
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| The fish department. Doesn't tempt me. |
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| Mango season again. There are 3 mango seasons a year. |
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| The church has a camp at Bonao. The missionary couple there gave us a great tour. It is very nice. It has the church written all over it. It is much nicer than anywhere else here. |
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| There is a huge pavilion at the camp. There are also several smaller ones. |
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| There are 67 of these huts on the property. They each sleep 10-12. |
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| The inside of the hut. It has a cement floor. |
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| The Munoz's gave us a great tour. They are from Puerto Rico. |
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| It is sugar cane season. We see these around on the street. They have a machine that squeezes the juice out of the sugar cane and they sell it a cup at a time. Notice the ice, |
