Monday, November 28, 2011
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Spirt of Ukraine
Friday, November 25, 2011
Christmas Has Arrived In Ukraine!!!
Or at least the package we sent Elder Larimore has!! The last package we sent took over two months to make it from the mission home to his apartment in Odessa. This package made it from our home to his in about 3 weeks!!!
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
I Am Thankful
I am so blessed. We are all so
blessed. The Lord has given us so much. He is always there prompting and
guiding us in the right path. The miracle that we have seen with Dad is
amazing. I am grateful for that. I am extremely grateful. I am grateful for
every single member of our family, for our friends, for nature, for animals,
for everything. The Lord really has given us everything and everything
testifies of his existence. I am so grateful for the opportunities that the
Lord has given me in my life. To serve, to live, to laugh, to cry, to grow. I
am grateful for my body. It is amazing that right now I am typing this email
with my fingers. I could go on and on about all that I am thankful for but I
know that we show and express the depths of our gratitude by the goodness
and measures of our lives. I want to do just that. I want to show the Lord I am
thankful by the way I live. I love Luke 17:11 - 19. Let’s be like the leper
that came back and thanked Jesus. I love this Gospel and I know that it is
true. With every passing day of my mission I grow more aware of the role the
Savior plays in my everyday life. I hope that you all have a great Thanksgiving
and take a moment and thank the Lord for all that we have.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Service
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Sister Lilia
This grandma loves me she calls me her missionary! Her name is Sister Lilia, we are her home teachers.
Monday, November 14, 2011
Potatoes
We bought 80 kilograms of potatoes for a member. She gave us
money and we went to a house in the neighborhood that was selling potatoes and
put them in a wheelbarrow and pushed them back up a little hill to her house. One Kilo is 2.2 pounds so do the math (176
pounds). That is a TON of Potatoes!!!
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