We went to a Kindergarten orientation night with an
investigator this past week. It was fun reliving some childhood
memories. I really admire the teachers, can't believe they put up with
not only the kids, but the parents! The parents are more of a hassle than
the kids!
David, one of our recent converts in Riverside was heading
back to China, so he invited us over to his house to help him clean out his
fridge... by eating all the food in it. So huge meal with him. Too
stuffed.
We got to go to the Temple too which is always fun.
We had lots of Chinese food, even meat sticks! It felt like
I was back in Shanghai eating "lamb" (rat?) meat on the sidewalk.
Sunday was Dragon Boat Festival so we got some Zong Zi's (sticky
rice wrapped in banana leaves] at the Chinese market. So we cooked those
up, and made some cold noodles. I voted to just put them in the fridge to
cool them, but Elder Zeng said I couldn't so I stood there with a mini fan cooling
them down.
When we met with Tony and Tina this past week (Tina got
baptized last month and Tony is getting baptized next Saturday), we talked
about having a Temple sealing. Tina especially, is really excited to go
to the Temple. It's the best feeling to see your investigators/recent
converts have their own desire to do things like be sealed to allow them to be
families together forever!
Davids' house - helping him clean out his refrigerator
David's house 2
Temple with the Chinese-speaking missionaries
Meat sticks!!! am I back in Shanghai?
Busy kitchen - cooling the noodles with a mini fan (Elder Zeng said we couldn't use a fridge)
Cold noodles and Zong Zi Party (and gross salty duck egg
that Elder Zeng bought too)
Brown woo! - all the way in Eastvale, CA
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