All Is Well!

Our Easter week (Semana Santa) turned out to be a great week with 2 to 4 buses here every day.  Of course when we have buses it means youth for the baptistry, which equals laundry.  We did a lot of washing, drying, and folding of baptism clothes and towels this week.  It is so fun to have the youth come.  Their spirits are so special.

     On Friday morning, Elder Thompson was given the assignment to talk to a Stake Primary from Sonzacate.  They only brought the kids from ages 8 to 11.  I told them a little about us, bore my testimony, and then Lon reminded them of some of the things they need to do to be ready to enter the temple. 

 They were so cute.  It was fun.  I think they liked to hear my funny accent and would ask me questions just to hear me talk. 

 

     We are excited to have the opportunity to watch General Conference this weekend.  The Hall's, our PEF missionaries, are heading home the 29th.  It is so hard to believe that their two years are gone.  We will miss them.  They are busy trying to get everything ready for their replacements who should be here around the 22nd.  I guess the El Salvadorian government has changed some of the Visa rules and it takes about 75 days to get your visa now.  So from the time you get your call to when you can enter the country will take a little longer.  I guess if you are called to go to Brazil, it takes 8 months for the visa. 

 

     We send our love to all.  We hope you have a great week and are enjoying a beautiful spring.  We are anxious for the rains to start here.  Everything is so dry.  We love you Lon and Nancy, Dad and Mom, Grandpa and Grandma.