Last week was a busy week. I created 10 farewell books for the missionaries who left the mission. Then 18 new Mongolian missionaries arrived in the mission from the Philippines MTC. We still have American missionaries waiting to come because they can’t get visas. The American missionaries have been temporarily reassigned to other missions. Last week was also a Big Transfer as well as time to send all of the missionaries’ allotments to their debit cards.
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Those are some fun pictures. Mom I'm really impressed that you would get on the camel! I'm sure it was fun to see some of the sites in Mongolia. James will be close to you next week - he'll be in Tokyo.
Great pictures! It looks like you had a great time. I especailly loved the photos of Dad in the dress up gear.
Why is Dad wearing a suit while you're in slacks? Also, why do you look so nervous in the pictures of you with animals?
I think Dad needs to bring home the Mongolian warrior outfit so he can wear it when he gives his homecoming talk.
Are you the missionary's favorite senior couple since you keep feeding them?
Wendy, I left in the morning with a skirt, but just before we were to ride the camels I slipped on pants so I could ride a camel. In the evening when we got back to the church, I put my skirt back on for the baptism.
All of the senior couples feed the missionaries often. Members don't generally feed them like in the States.
It looks like you had a lot of fun. I laughed out loud with the picture of Dad in the war gear. I agree with Wendy. You should wear it for your homecoming :-)
I love the pictures, they're so cool! I'm way jealous that you get to see all these cool sights, except for the cold I could live without. I totally want to ride a camel someday, that would be awesome! And the picture with Grandpa in the war gear is really funny and cool :]
Ha ha, those were some beefy camels! Seriously, they need to get on a diet! I guess it probably gets colder in Mongolia than in Israel, though... great pictures :)
Oh, so there's actually a guy in one of my art classes who went on his mission to Mongolia. I thought that was pretty cool.
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