Cameron sent these pictures home a few weeks ago and wanted to have them posted on the blog so everyone could see where he is and what he is up to. 
This is Elder Leavitt with Elder Carlton, Elder Carlton is from Lehi, UT. A great picture with the rice fields on the right and a White Bull in the background.
Elder Leavitt challenging the "Great White Bull" the most furious bull in the land. An inside joke from Nacho Libra, a line that Cameron picked up and nicknamed himself. I guess the furious two white bulls came to a mutual understanding, and no one got hurt. Thank goodness for that!
These are pictures from a Community Service Project. They had to fill potatoe sized bags with dirt. Dirty job, but someone had to do it.
Playing in the DIRT!
Elder Leavitt and Elder Carlton in front of a small Barangay (or village). He said it was the least civilized, unpopulated area he has seen, but it still has electricity.
Elder recived a new camera for Christmas, so he took some pictures of morning life at his apartment. Notice the packages on the floor and the wrapping paper on the table. At least the Missionaries are loved!
Elder Leavitt and Elder Palma, his zone leader. Elder Leavitt is at least a foot taller than most of his companions and other missionaries in the Philippines. He love's the work he is doing, and we love seeing where he is and what he is up to. Hard to believe in 9-short months he will be home. Keep up the great work Elder Leavitt and keep those pictures coming our way!
This is Elder Leavitt with Elder Carlton, Elder Carlton is from Lehi, UT. A great picture with the rice fields on the right and a White Bull in the background.
Elder Leavitt challenging the "Great White Bull" the most furious bull in the land. An inside joke from Nacho Libra, a line that Cameron picked up and nicknamed himself. I guess the furious two white bulls came to a mutual understanding, and no one got hurt. Thank goodness for that!
These are pictures from a Community Service Project. They had to fill potatoe sized bags with dirt. Dirty job, but someone had to do it.
Playing in the DIRT!
Elder Leavitt and Elder Carlton in front of a small Barangay (or village). He said it was the least civilized, unpopulated area he has seen, but it still has electricity.
Elder recived a new camera for Christmas, so he took some pictures of morning life at his apartment. Notice the packages on the floor and the wrapping paper on the table. At least the Missionaries are loved!
Elder Leavitt and Elder Palma, his zone leader. Elder Leavitt is at least a foot taller than most of his companions and other missionaries in the Philippines. He love's the work he is doing, and we love seeing where he is and what he is up to. Hard to believe in 9-short months he will be home. Keep up the great work Elder Leavitt and keep those pictures coming our way!
2 comments:
What a cute missionary! He looks like he is having the time of his life!!! Fun to see an update on the latest with Elder Leavitt.
He's having way too much fun playing in the dirt!! :)
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