
We stopped at a homemade potato chip stand in Piedras Negras. These things are really good, if you dump some salt on them, and are a guarantee for instant heartburn.

I asked the man and his sons who run the stand for a picture. This was it. Mexicans do not naturally smile for the camera. It is a genetic imposibility unless you beg them.

I begged. This is what I got. Maybe I should have tipped them a little more.
(If you want to see bigger smiles, click on the photo.)
3 comments:
Yum, yum! Those look good.
Bro and Sis Hansen -
My son, Michael Herron will be entering the MTC in a week and a half. I found your blog, and I've read quite a bit ot it. It is really going to help us get him ready! Oh, do I wish you both were still there! Fingers crossed that the new leadership will keep a blog like this! Congratulations on completing an honorable mission (presidency!). Take Care, Kara Herron, Highland Ut
I forgot to tell you that Michael will be serving in the Veracruz Mission - you probably figured that one out, though! ;-)
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