Talk about tender mercies! Over a week ago I lost my good camera. We have looked everywhere, asked everyone we know and generally just been sick about loosing it. Finally I thought this certainly was not an important thing to pray about but could 't help talking to Heavenly Father about it anyway. So yesterday I just decided to search thoroughly through everything in the house one more time. I had moved everything by my dresser numerous times but thought I would try there one more time. So I moved he computer box, the umbrella, the purse - took a broom and swept under the dresser, nightstand, and bed. Heartsick I walked over and glanced down one last time in the area I had cleaned and there was this thing that looked like my camera. You know how something is just too good to be true and you just know it isn't going to be there when you look again.. I just knew it was a mirage because I wanted so badly to find it. But no, when I got closer and reached down to pick it up - it really was my camera. How it got there I just figure was a miracle!
We still have no air conditioner and it has been a hot, humid day. It's sad to get out of the shower and feel the same as you did when you got in! Spent the morning studying and preparing for our music lesson with the returned missionaries. Trying to do a lesson plan with my spur of the moment husband was a challenge! He really should have been a teacher. We picked up five of the keyboards and some music training books from the distribution center here to use for the lessons and to check out to the sister missionaries who are teaching people here how to lead the singing and play the piano. These are all engraved with numbers and the area information so hopefully we can keep better track of them.
Louis called today to talk to Scott. We miss him here and he still does not have a job.
Scott taught the Spanish class today. At the temple there were so many in session there were barely enough seats. In the time we have been here and attended the temple 30+ times there has never been so many people there. A young American girl came in and sat by me. She looked about 22 so I was surprised to find that she has five children and her husband works for the US Embassy here about 1 block from where we live.
We still have no air conditioner and it has been a hot, humid day. It's sad to get out of the shower and feel the same as you did when you got in! Spent the morning studying and preparing for our music lesson with the returned missionaries. Trying to do a lesson plan with my spur of the moment husband was a challenge! He really should have been a teacher. We picked up five of the keyboards and some music training books from the distribution center here to use for the lessons and to check out to the sister missionaries who are teaching people here how to lead the singing and play the piano. These are all engraved with numbers and the area information so hopefully we can keep better track of them.
Louis called today to talk to Scott. We miss him here and he still does not have a job.
Scott taught the Spanish class today. At the temple there were so many in session there were barely enough seats. In the time we have been here and attended the temple 30+ times there has never been so many people there. A young American girl came in and sat by me. She looked about 22 so I was surprised to find that she has five children and her husband works for the US Embassy here about 1 block from where we live.
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