Hi Friends!
I know it's been two weeks since my
last blog entry. What a slacker I am!
I hope you had a wonderful
Easter. Below are a few pictures of the latest happenings, including a
touching Easter dinner picnic with neighbors, sisters and elders. Temple Square is beautiful in the Spring! The daffodils,
pansies, and hyacinths are in bloom, with tulips to follow this week.
I will have many more pictures of flowers and gardens within the
next two weeks. Stay tuned!
In the meantime, enjoy these pictures
of General Conference. I was able to attend two sessions inside the
conference center. I sang with what I call “The Street Choir” on
Saturday morning. I used my new mini hymn book to sing along. Wow,
I got really choked up when we began to sing “Called To Serve”.
I guess I always will from now on.
“Called to know the richness of
His blessing- sons and daughters, children of a King... God our
strength will be; press forward ever, Called to serve our King.”
I enjoyed watching the two other general sessions that followed with
fellow missionary sisters inside nearby auditoriums. I made friends
with a few more sisters that weekend. What a fun group!
For more information about:
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| Patrick-Harmonica |
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| Easter Morning with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir & Bells |
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| Easter surprise---seeing Larry on Easter sunday! |
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| Easter Picnic Dinner |
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| Marie Osmond @ Deseret Books |
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Facing the Conference Center
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Ready for General Conference!
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| Singing with the "street choir"! |
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Escorted into the Conference Center
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Going to "Ladies Night" with my Sisters
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| I met her last year at "Ladies Night". A few moments before taking this picture, she was talking with a friend about me, and wondered if I had been called to serve a mission yet, and where. Just then, I walked by her! She came over, and asked for an update. I was excited to tell her, "I'm currently on my mission, and I'm serving HERE!" |
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| Ladies Night 2013- Mmmm, chocolate! |
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| Lunch with the Torres family |
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What a treat! Lunch in the Relief Society building with Sister Torres and her family
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Elders next door
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