At the Provo Temple: Sign language elders from the New York North and New York South missions, doing the ASL sign for New York
The apartment where the five elders live, with beds in the living room and study areas in the tiny bedrooms. Ryan's desk is the far one.
The first of what I am sure will be many, many slices of NY pizza
The ASL missionaries teach a free sign language class twice a a week for anyone to attend, as service and as a way to connect with the community and share a spiritual thought. (I love how they are sitting on the tiny nursery-sized chairs!)
Ryan and company visited the Natural History Museum on their first preparation day. Along with the moai pictured, Ryan photographed every set of dinosaur bones in the museum, plus the prehistoric turtles.
Grand Central Station: "It's grand, and it's central." -- Madagascar movie joke that I am sure Ryan repeated when they went there.
Not pictured here but also included on the month's memory card: the airport, the trains, the projects, the cockroach they killed with Borax, cheesecake, cooking attempts, and a swarm of pigeons.
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