Day 3 Nica

July 12, 2012 Got up and had a pretty relaxing morning.  Then we went to a sisters home (rosa zipata) that Brandon baptized the daughter (dahinellia) for lunch. Azose al la val anciana, something that they serve at special occations. They had some girls come and dance for us. Brandon says that one of the dances that they did was a typical dance there. It was fun to see Brandon's interaction with members. He sure has been a great influence on the people here. They have very modest homes, cinder block walls-- tin roofs-- not much in the way of kitchens or bathrooms. Typical of poor countries. When it rained it is hard to hear anyone because of how loud the rain was on the ton roof. Then we drove up to Leon and saw the oldest cathedral in central America, we think. We took cover in the cathedral while it rained. Ate mango that people cut up and put into little plastic bags. And came back to Managua and visited another family that Brandon and his companion baptized three members of. The mother Sandra Eineda makes tortillas and sells them. Brandon has helped her make them and he showed us how it was done. Very good tortillas, we got to try one. Again they were very sad to see him going home.  We went to burger king for dinner and back to the hotel and to bed.