Friends at Alamo Days

Shauntee Apachito all dressed up!

Tigger and baby sister Shivaya.

Charlotte and daughter Virginia and her daughter Edith on their family float.

Vera and Sage Baca after selling Navajo tacos all day.

More Alamo Indian Days

Missionaries in our booth.  Sister Clark, Sister Johnson, Elder Gibson and Elder Taylor.  People who stopped by our booth and filled out the survey would be entered into a drawing for a beautiful picture of Christ and a load of wood delivered by the Elders.  The sisters serve in Socorro which is about an hour away, but they are in our small district.

 

Alamo Indian Days

Elder Croft and Junior Secatero

Wood cutting contest.  Lee Tsosie is in the grey shirt holding the log.

I was doing a video clip of these dancers and a lady came and told me that the dancers might come and hit me with a stick if they see me taking their picture!

Bambi II, The Great Escape

Well, I couldn't send this to Mom and Dad directly so I thought I'd post it here and just take it down later. So if its here then gone, that's why.
When we got home today we saw a herd of deer heading up the mountain. Check out the pics and videos below.

Then the girls heard a commotion in the backyard and we found Bambi stuck inside the chain link fence.  And I got it on video.... Its kind of sad.  Just be prepared.

and then it finally breaks through a double door gate...

Baptisms,

 Terri, Norna, Hilbert, Lee baptized in June.

 Norna and Anita in their Native American dress.

 Ruchenda baptized in June.

Anita, baptized in April.

People of Alamo

Jennifer and Ashley the lamb and Brody the dashound, Sadie's family, going around clockwise: Sister and Elder Croft, Ben, Sylvia (daughter), Gabriella (granddaughter), Belem (Sylvia's daughter), Sadie, and Wendy (granddaughter).  Elder Lish and Elder Barrus, both from eastern Idaho and Lucita and her grandboys, Zech and Tigger.

The famous UFO and the Three Mountain Dew

This is a road that goes through an arroyo.  Don't take this road if there is much rain!