We had a FM meeting this week, plus Zone Conference. So there was 2 days we did not work. At Zone Conference, we had a senior missionary that thought we ought to go to the cemetary and clean up. Bruce and I had spent the morning on Monday there fixing the eagle project from Saturday. It was so cold. T
he snow has just melted enough to even see lawn
in a few places. But on Friday we went up and hauled off 2 dumpster loads of limbs. It is only a start. But maybe it will pacify him till we get back.We went to the QWest center for a car show on Saturday afternoon. It had some old cars all fixed up. Unfortunately, there was not a old TBird. Lots of corvettes. The picture of the Fairlane is as close as we f
ound to a TBird. Bruce was sad.The geese are here so it must be close to spring. I took a picture of a flock. They make a lot of noise. It is quite cool.
By the way, our roads here are terrible. They patch them. and a few days later, they are holes again. (See Picture)
Have a great week. Be glad you are not driving on these roads. We hope our car doesn't fall apart in the next few months.
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The geese are probably only cool if they just pass through and don't make that noise all summer. Just watch your heads while they're flying over. :)
Glad our roads are better than that. SF actually does a pretty good job on keeping them nice ...
Have a great week!
I heard that in Germany they've started a program where citizens can sponsor a pothole--you pay the money and the city keeps it fixed up. I guess this helps fund the project, it helps people feel more invested in the community, and it's also kind of funny. I think they'll even put up a plaque, which seems to me like a waste of the money they've just earned from their sponsor!
Hello you two!
Thank you so much for your comment on my blog, and the wonderful package!!! I was planning to send you out a thank you note, and still do, but I thought this would be quicker and more sufficient for now.
You have such a kind heart. Your note, the Book and Mormon, and hilarious DVD were such a gift. I appreciate you taking the time to think of me during a time I know you are extremely busy. They could not have arrived at a better time for me.
I am doing well. I have learned to take each day as it comes, with its blessings and trials. I pray for pain relief and eagerly anticipate the surgery. I never thought I would say that, but I know God is using this surgeon to bring my body healing. It is a comfort to know that even though it won't be a pleasant experience, like all trials, blessings usually follow.
I am praying for you both as you continue your missionary work. Thank you for keeping us all posted on how you are doing. I really enjoy reading your blog!
Love you both,
Laura
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