These are our meager little outside decorations for Christmas -- candles in the windows and our tiny tree and presents. But at least, it greets us with some color and cheer!
This is Elder and Sister Hamblin going to work at the Grandin Bldg. on Monday (22nd). This mountain of snow was scraped from our parking lot. In the background is the Towpath Retirement Center where we do our service project with "Meals on Wheels." This mountain of snow, continued snow, 14 degree weather, and wind chill enough to freeze you to the bone greeted our Christmas week. Tho' it has tempered quite a bit and should be more pleasant for Christmas Day.Most of the senior couples went out to Honeoye Falls (near Mendon, NY) to Brother and Sister Tuttle's place for a live animal and children Nativity Program for Family Home Evening on Monday night. It was in a big barn and it was cold, but the half mile walk to and from the barn was REALLY COLD and the wind chill was definitely sub zero. I don't think I've ever been soooooo cold in my whole life!!!!!
Just thought I'd add a picture of three of our sweet Sister missionaries -- Sister Nielsen, Sister Silva, and Sister Porter. This was Sister Porter's last Site mtg., she finished her mission and went home on Monday this week. She is from Kaysville. These Sister missionaries are really WONDERFUL, sweet girls!
2 comments:
Merry Christmas to you!!! It seems like everyone is going to have a white Christmas. Hope all is well and that you are enjoying this season.
Love, Trisha
Sounds like you had a busy and full Christmas, and by full...I mean schedule wise and food wise! Glad you had so many activities to keep you busy and happy! love ya, Kristi
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