They were cute kids and we did good.
The baby missed her Mom,
but the older sister could settle her down and did really good.
Dad was proxy for her older brother.
Batsengel served a mission in Arizona and was our translator, for this trip.
Their friend, sitting next to Dad, was sealed to her parents,
and Dad was proxy for her brother.
They have both invited us to come to their house for Tsgaan Sar in February.
We did 2 sessions a day, and the Mongolians did 3 and 4 a day!
We both were able to be proxy for some of their family members,
it truly was a choice experience!
We even listened to some of the sessions in Mongolian, and were even able to understand
some of the words, it was fun to hear it.
come up and give him a hug, or just sit by him.
and when we cut it open, were so surprised what was inside -
white fruit with little black seeds!
It tasted like kiwi.
We bought 2 of them and shared them with everyone, they were very good!
Our 10 days were over, we were all exhausted but so grateful and
aware of the Lord's blessings!
This is a rickshaw used as taxis in the earlier times.
Hong Kong has alot of hills, it would have taken a lot of strength to pull one of these!
It was a beautiful trip, one that we never dreamed to be able to make!
We met people from Taiwan, Inner China, Philippines, and a family from India
We met people from Taiwan, Inner China, Philippines, and a family from India
who all came to the Temple do be sealed and to do Temple work.
Everything we do in the church - everything -
points to the Temple and to Jesus Christ!
The Lord is so aware of us as His children,
The Lord is so aware of us as His children,
He loves us so much and wants us all to come back to Him
We pray for that, too!
We love each of you so very much!!



4 comments:
Happy Thanksgiving!
You're great!
Love,
Elder and Sister Lasson
Wow! What incredible memories! I love seeing the pictures and hearing about what you are experiencing.What a life changing time. I hope you are keeping your journal up to date with all you are doing. Love you and thanks for sending the blog.
You'll have to take the family back there some time if we ever get a chance. Love you both!
Happy belated Thanksgiving. Hong Kong still looks great. Such a once in a lifetime experience. We love you.
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