Time for Elder Katashima to Come Home

Kimo said he found these horns and that a member painted them up for him.

That's the Honduran flag on the left horn, American on the right and the town of Ojojona in the middle.

The Ortega family with Kimo and Elder Chinchilla.

Kimo said the Ortega family was nice to him and that he had a hard time saying goodbye to them.

It's time for Elder Katashima to come home, but

that means leaving Honduras. Kimo will always have

strong feelings of love for the people he met in Honduras.

So Close to Time to Come Home!

Kimo comes home in a 8 days! 
We can hardly believe it!

Hno. Ortiz-Elders Quorum Pres.

Kimo borrowed the Mariachi stuff from a little girl!

Spicy!

Lots of Pictures

Elder Kimo and Elder Chinchilla

Elder Roberts

Kimo and Sister De Leon, Kimo said he helped her get 

settled when she started her mission.

View of Tegucigalpa from the temple grounds.

Doing some service digging out rock.

Digging out rocks so the family could add a kitchen area.

Kimo got splashed by a car going by in the rain.

Kimo ready for the rain

Keeping his backpack dry!

The bus gets crowded sometimes!

Kimo says that this soup made with coconut milk is a favorite of his.

Photos From a Friend

Ran across a blog of another missionary that served 

in the same area as Kimo and copied off some of his

photos of Kimo.

Baptisms!

At the temple with matching outfits--it's a thing.

P-day paintball

Seven missionaries in a box.