In 1967 as a missionary, we would come to the Limatambo chapel to do our baptisms. The buildings on the left hide that chapel now. We would then cross the Paseo de la Republica to a Sears building to get hamburgers. No baptisms, no hamburgers. Are you getting the picture? Well, we would just walk across the grass and couple of lanes between the chapel and Sears. Now this is a major, major highway. There is no walking now. Had to take a picture as we crossed it on the freeway.
Monday, March 17, 2008
hamburgers
In 1967 as a missionary, we would come to the Limatambo chapel to do our baptisms. The buildings on the left hide that chapel now. We would then cross the Paseo de la Republica to a Sears building to get hamburgers. No baptisms, no hamburgers. Are you getting the picture? Well, we would just walk across the grass and couple of lanes between the chapel and Sears. Now this is a major, major highway. There is no walking now. Had to take a picture as we crossed it on the freeway.
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That is alot of change, even in a lot of years. how much did ML change in that time do you think? not as much I bet. How about almo? ha. I love seeing the generations of Lunas tambien.
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