Botswana

The border--always an adventure.  There were at least 30 trucks lined up, but fortunately 

for us, they were going the other way.  And of course, the cow always has the right of way.

As we went through the last check point, the guard wanted to look in the trunk.  She 

said, "You're missionaries?  Where is your Bible?"  Thank goodness we had a Book of Mormon 

so we gave it to her and she was really excited to have a 'new Bible.'

Orometswae is the Director of Arts of Culture for Botswana.  He helped us get the 

Licensing for The Young Ambassadors accomplished.  He is one of many Albinos in 

Africa.  Their life is not easy and they especially have a hard time with skin cancer.

This is Leonard Thebe and his family.  He is the Country Director of Public Affairs for 

Botswana.  He also works for the American Embassy which is probably quite helpful.

"Hello Number One!"  is what this parking attendant would say to Grandpa everyday. 

I don't think he could speak anymore English than that.  It really made us laugh--inside

joke.  Remember our Sunday afternoon drive through town yelling, "We're number 

one" out the window?   What a lame family activity but it usually involved ice cream

so I guess that made it all right.

A herd of goats right through the middle of town.  Rather picturesque.

A baptism at the branch we attended.  The great thing about this baptism is 

that it was a family.  They also had a cute little girl.