HONDURAS San Pedro Sula
Leaving August 18th


I think that Leslie was the closest guess with El Salvador. I bet you will never guess where Leslie served her mission :) I think I may still get a little something for her.
I am glad that Carter is going to have this "right of passage". It will be a great experience for all of us and hopefully the 2 years will go by quickly. Bart is excited that he and Carter will be able to speak Spanish together at Sunday dinners. I wanted Carter to go to an island but Honduras is pretty close-it's in the Caribbean and surrounded by the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. I hope we can do a Book of Mormon tour and go pick him up-selfish I know. Below is a little info on Honduras. Please don't tell my mom any scary stories about central America.

Its size is just over 112,000 km² with an estimated population of almost eight million.
Its capital is Tegucigalpa.
4 comments:
That's exciting! Are there scary stories about missionaries in central America? Ha, ha. Enjoy your trip!
We were so excited to hear about his call. My boys love that boy. Please tell him we are all thrilled for him!
Congratulations! That is so exciting. I hope you guys are having a fabulous time on your vacation!!! Really, how could you not?!?
thanks Ness for being such a great big sister and blogging about your cute brother. He is lucky to have you as a cheerleader in his life.
Loves....Mom
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