We had a closing ceremony, i.e., finished a level of the texts we're using so students got a certificate of completion. Mostof these students are police officers and each saluted the commanding officer as they approached. A few a children of high officials who also come. We've really enjoyed working with them and will continue to do so.
This is the group picture taken after the party. It was quite fun as you can see from the pics.Elder and Sister Jones went with us so I gave him the camera. So that's why you get to see so many candid shots!
I've obviously got more to learn as I don't know why I get two pictures of the same thing, nor do I know how to get rid of one.
Dad explaining the rules of the drum game that we played in China and have done so here.
I'm not sure what prompted this reaction.
Nor this, but you can see we were all laughing. Dad had them doing silly things.
Rubbing his stomach and patting his head.
Another double.
This is our driver, Tun, who is a great help to us: Exchanges our money, drives us back and forth wherever we need to go.
The sunshine through the green leaves was so beautiful. At a restaurant.
A picture taken about a month ago at another restaurant before the Cullimores left. Beautiful place.
So you can look at it twice. I hope I learn what I'm doing soon.
The start of all our adventures at the MTC. We weren't sure what Myanmar was like when we were pointing at the map, but now we know and are glad we're here.
I've obviously got more to learn as I don't know why I get two pictures of the same thing, nor do I know how to get rid of one.
Dad explaining the rules of the drum game that we played in China and have done so here.
I'm not sure what prompted this reaction.
Nor this, but you can see we were all laughing. Dad had them doing silly things.
Rubbing his stomach and patting his head.
Another double.
This is our driver, Tun, who is a great help to us: Exchanges our money, drives us back and forth wherever we need to go.
The sunshine through the green leaves was so beautiful. At a restaurant.
A picture taken about a month ago at another restaurant before the Cullimores left. Beautiful place.So you can look at it twice. I hope I learn what I'm doing soon. The start of all our adventures at the MTC. We weren't sure what Myanmar was like when we were pointing at the map, but now we know and are glad we're here.We're leaving for Mandaly at 5am in the morning.
3 comments:
Love the pictures, Mom. You and Dad look so cool with your nametags! Looks like you're even having a bit of fun:) I'll write soon, I promise.
Mom, you make me laugh. Love the double shots! You should be able to delete photos by switching to html mode (when you're typing out your blog there are two choices - compose and html. They are tabs on the upper right side of the box you are typing in.) Anyway, switch to Html, find the name of the photo you want to delete and highlight and delete it.
Love you miss you. You both are looking fabulous.
I'm a friend of Emily's- I'm loving the pictures! I'm excited to go on a mission with my husband in about 35 years.
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