Our limited vocabulary made the walk a bit humorous at times, to say the least. It was not the topic that made it particularly interesting, but rather the fact that I was speaking in my broken Spanish to him, and he was speaking in his English to me. While walking there I had an interesting conversation with one of the Magalú boys, Roberto. I mainly enjoyed the day because I finally got to just hang out with the youth and get to know them a bit more.Īfter all of the festivities were over, and everyone had eaten enough for three people, we walked a few blocks into town for a devotional at the Magalú families’ house.
It was just a day of relaxing, talking, riding bikes, playing soccer, and attempting to play volleyball with a soccer ball. And of course any meal here is never complete without mate and a whole buffet of postres. An Argentine barbeque is phenomenal! There was pollo, carne, and chorizo.
It was nice to have a break from the big city, and just relax with friends. That week was non-stop, but of course that week would not have been complete without joining up with the rest of the church family.Īll of our tours were from Monday to Thursday, and on Friday it was off to Zarate for a church barbeque on the river! That Friday was my favorite day here thus far. Lastly we hit up the Zoo and Recoleta where Eva Perón is buried. We also took a short trip to Plaza de Mayo where the famous “Pink house” resides. Even though it was right in the middle of everything it somehow felt quiet and peaceful. We also went to the Japanese Garden not too far from there. It was by far the biggest inner city park we had seen, complete with its own lake. The next day we went to the rose gardens of Palermo. We began by going to La Boca, as you know, where every house and shop is a different color. The Vestal family flew in from Midland Texas to spend a week with the church family, and the Valdezes spent that week showing all of us around Buenos Aires. Last week was jam packed from beginning to end.
#Golly lolly how to#
Each level is different in terms of the area, obstacles and objectives, so JollyWorld is like a hundred different games all packed into one! Don't forget to change your avatar, explore and vote the levels created by other players, and try the Editor to create your own level! How to play:Ĭlick the "Play" button on the main menu, then select one of the levels that will appear next. You'll even have tools like the grappling hook or the Skippyball to help you along the way. Maintain your balance on the bike, ride or jump through the obstacles without getting hurt.
#Golly lolly full#
Grab your favorite bike, jump into one of the many user-generated levels, and immerse yourself in unique action-packed worlds full of danger and surprises! You're at the mercy of the rules of physics, and you need to abide by them carefully if you're going to survive. JollyWorld is a sandbox sports game created by Terminarch Games.
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