Mike and Linda
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Wilma Visited
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First off, this is the second time I am putting captions with these pictures. That's as in GRRRRRRRRRR! I'm so Mad! No one should h...
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Thank-You, Shara Dawn!
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I have always loved hearing about the life experiences of President Monson. His words have been an inspiration to me as he draws great lesso...
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Our new favorite cookie
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We received many wonderful treats from family and friends for Christmas (stay with me...I know it's the end of January). We were so gra...
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Escaping To Paradise
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Last weekend, we got to go to Savaii, one of the three major islands in the Samoa Mission. Here we are, waiting for the ferry to take off. W...
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The Rescue
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Chickens roam freely in Samoa, as do pigs. It's a delightful part of the culture and we love it...well, at least the chickens. (The pi...
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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Post #100!
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Elder Merrell mentioned awhile ago that he thought he ought to start helping with the blog. I let him know that it was MINE! He respected my...
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Sunday, January 2, 2011
Pesenga 2nd Ward Choir
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The first Sunday we attended church in Samoa the ward choir sang. We didn't realize that it was the ward choir because they didn't h...
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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Temple Square
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In Samoa, there are no street addresses. You'd have to live here to understand why. So, when people ask me where I live, I tell th...
Cinderella
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Elder Merrell has described his role in the Mission Office as one similar to Radar on the sitcom, M*A*S*H*. I have thought long and hard, to...
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Sunday, December 19, 2010
Stake Relief Society Conference, Samoan style!
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A couple of months ago, our Stake had a Relief Society Conference. It was so much fun! Each ward had a room or area to display talents from ...
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Saturday, December 4, 2010
"...making a tinkling with their feet."
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These are my favorite pair of black heels. I was told to bring closed-toed sandals, and that no one wore nylons in Samoa. I was a stubborn h...
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