Karate Chop a Llama

Sunday we went to church in Otavalo. I guess there are like 20% members there, which seems like kind of a lot! The people there are so welcoming. In sacrament meeting, some of the songs were sung a capella and some played on the LDS hymn cds. Tricia and I went to Primary with all the little kids, and the girls in there were asking us all sorts of questions. Some 10 year olds were asking if we had any swine flu in Utah. Hah...funny that it's such a big thing that kids are even concerned about it. The other day in Guayaquil one guy came up to our van window trying to sell medical masks for swine flu protection.

After church we spent a lot of time outside reading on our little porch, talking, and walking around. Some of us decided to take pictures around the lake and the llamas in the little grassy area behind our cabin. Thus the karate kicking a llama. No harm done though...I was too afraid to get closer than a mile away.

We had devotional, as usual, and then we tried to build a fire in our fireplace because it get pretty cold at night. Didn't work so well. :/ Who knew we'd be wanting a fire in Ecuador?!