Since the only branch of our church in Laos is in Vientiane (an overnight bus-ride away), the Mission President gave us permission to hold sacrament meeting in our home while we have lived here. It's been a really wonderful experience in a lot of ways. We've kept it short (usually around 45 minutes) and simple for the kids and in a way, it's been really nice to focus on the simple elements of the gospel and on the sacrament. Though I am really looking forward to being part of a ward, I admit I will miss our sweet, simple family meetings each week.
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Oh you are a Sunday sight for sore eyes! So sweet. Anyway, we can hardly wait to see all of you. Brace yourself for the hugs!
Absolutely sweet and adorable. By the time you arrive in the states, I'm sure all the hugs will help calm down the road/travel warriors. A few days to adjust to the time change and everyone should be up and running like a fine tuned watch. Love you and safe travels.
What a memorable experience! I love the beautiful pictures and cutie pie Eli with his book upside down. We're so excited to see you guys!!!
I had no idea you were doing that. What a sweet experience. You're all so beautiful-how on earth?! Also, I promise you-the ward will not dissapoint. We have been so humbled in this ward. Just pure spiritual goodness. Getting so excites to see you all!!!!
Okay, the date of this post is August something. You've been back to the States and moved in, so NO more excuses. Post and update me. Auntie Jean
Okay, here's another reminder[[[[[We're closing in on a year of the last post. Time to get with it.
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