Banyan Tree

 This morning we went to a specific place for our walk. We were told of a park situated close to the church that had trees from all around the world. When we arrived the gates were locked so we continued down the road finding a locked cemetery and also the governor’s mansion that we will need to check out. We turned around and headed home and the park was open. We only saw a small portion but it is impressive. The banyan tree is even more interesting than I expected. We had meat and vegetables that were going to go to waste so I made a pot of stew. It was great and worst case either freeze for several meals or feed the missionaries lunch. We went to a testing center for our six day retest for corona and then spent some time studying. The missionaries came to help us study português, but at times I feel it is as good as it gets. Each day I find more words that are not the same as the ones i learned. Enough feeling sorry for myself as I will continue on. I hope the pictures turn out good and I think there will be many more in the coming days. A bit of explanation. The car made me think of Jordan. Grandma sitting by the window reminds us of the latest chapter in the “she who must be named series”  once again she sits waiting for her Prince Charming. Good luck with that grandma. This part is of interest to Caleb, Ashley, Megan, Angela, Natalie, Sawer, Tanner, Kenna, Asher, Hallie, and Zoey.