We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We love this time of year when we reflect on
all of our blessings. We have so
many! On Thanksgiving day this year we
were able to spend some time with Genna and Jeff. Then the four of us went over to Jeff and
Janeen Redd’s house for a feast! How fun
to spend time with them and some of their wonderful kids. That was another blessing for us to reflect
on!
Last Sunday some of our Sisters asked us if we would drive
some people to hear Alex Boye speak.
Alex is a member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, sings popular songs and
acts. He is a terrific speaker,
too! The Sisters loved it and everyone
else did, too. He was nice enough to
meet with everyone afterwards and take pictures. You can imagine the line was pretty
long. We didn’t stay for that, but Craig
did snap a picture of Alex with someone else!
Here is his incredible I Am A Mormon page.
This week we went to Balboa Park San Diego History Center to
see the Exhibit called “The Cat Behind the Hat”. Yep, all about Dr. Seuss. They have a wonderful kid’s exhibit with all
of the drawings you love from your childhood.
There are life-sized statues of Horton, The Grinch, the Cat in the Hat
and The Lorax. There are colorful activity nooks, whimsical furniture and creative
projects for the kids.
They also displayed some of Theodore Geisel’s
never-before-seen artistic works from his Secret Art Collection (1920-90),
along with his early drawings, advertisements and military illustrations from
Life magazine.
We loved it.
We have been pretty busy at the Battalion, thanks to
Thanksgiving week when almost everyone in the country is on vacation. It is like we are back in summer! In our spare time, we helped put up Christmas
lights.
Supervisors: 2, Workers: 3. Not really! Those two Elders were just taking a breather. |
The Sisters put the luminarias on the front steps and porch
and placed decorations on the tall tree.
We will be having different performers for the 12 Days of
Christmas. It should be a wonderful
experience to have Christmas at the Battalion!
Today you get to meet beautiful and happy Sister Milla from
North Carolina. She would like to be a
nutritionist. She eats healthy, played
soccer and has been a nanny. She is
super patient with everyone around her and always has fun.
Sister Milla is not shy about talking about the Gospel. She is very friendly and is always in a good
mood. That makes for great tours! And
she is wise.
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