Back to our normal routine on our mission.. We had another Mongolian baptism yesterday and a dear American family is moving back to the states so we had a Linger Longer. Last.Sunday, we had dinner with the Stake Pres and Mission Pres! They prepared a typical Swiss meal = raclette. This is a melted cheese contraption that you melt the cheese on while dinning. Then one adds the cheese to meat, potatoes and other veggies. With the salads and conversation, even I, left the table happily nourished (those that may not know..I am lactose in tolerate ,,here in the cheese capital of the world!) We also said goodbye to our dear friends the Todds and hello to the new mission sec, the Jeppesons. We had zone conference,where we saw the great love all the missionaries have for one another. We made decorations for our dance "Pimp my shirt". But, best of all we are excited to say that we finished reading and dissecting Isaiah's writings. What a beautiful , creative prophet for all ages. Both of our health,..
continues to be a challenge. Jim has been dizzy. hoping that it is the crazy flu going around. And I have my arthritic knee. It has been since Dec1. so over, 3 months with knee pain!! . It isnt as bad as I thought it would be! I have found comfort in scripture study helps take most of the edge off . We are praying that I can walk without pain and continue serving.AFTER this mission. We are excited to start our decent back into the earth orbit as we begin to see family visitors here. Next week Jo Lea and Lenny will meet us in Dijon, France We are excited to share our love of the people here as family members come to visit
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