Day 27 - Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Today is a "Pick 2" day.  Of course our San Jose Zone Leaders and their Purple Palace had to be the first choice.  This was our second to last Zone Interview for this month.  It went so smoothly.  It's difficult to get pictures of all of the missionaries during interviews because we are constantly in a room with missionaries during interviews.  The San Jose Zone Leaders lead and organized the day so well. They have many missionaries in their zone doing weekly baptisms!

Although the traffic was par for the course today, President Clark turned around to backtrack so that I could get this gem of a picture.  I love so many things about this.  The classic countryside basketball court with one cow and without a rim.  The haystack background also adds ambiance.    

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