Paces in Argentina

 I'm sneaking this post in mostly for myself, but also for posterity. These are just a few things we want to remeber!  We had some lovely family photos done, and this makes a nice cover photo for this post :) Microsoft switched to a different building. This one is just next to the other one, but it's brand new and quite swanky.  Morgan holding an important board meeting Protests happening downtown. All.The.Time. These people are paid by the government to come march. Most of them come from poor towns, they bring their babies and shut down half the city. They don't even know what they're protesting. Politics here are wack.  Along the same lines....people aren't afraid to tell you how they feel. Both James and I have had tounge lashings by some riled up citizen. It could be the failing economy, but people here are pretty angry under the surface. And above.  We did some exploring with the Santimarias and found this cool Spanish style fountain area. It reminded me of vis

It's so hard to play catch up on the blog! So many great things have happened, but we have a lot of exciting things coming up and I need to post before I throw up my hands and call it quits!  So most important is that at the beginning of December James' parents returned to us! They are hoping to serve a mission for our Church here and have moved in with us. They made it just in time to watch some very exciting World Cup games and see ARGENTINA WIN THE WORLD CUP!  Semi-finals with the sister missionaries and a couple of our friends.  World Cup Final WIN!! A few more friends, notably our good friend Miguel made it all the way from Salt Lake City, UT to watch the game and spend Christmas with us.  We didn't make it to the city center to celebrate, but near our house a main road was closed off and we found plenty of friends to enjoy the victory.  Then James's sister Angela and her family came down to join the party and spend Christmas with the World Champions.  On Christmas