Dear Family,
As you can see by the forwarded pictures, we
spent Christmas Eve day partying with the Elders and then on Christmas
day afternoon, we helped them skype home to their families. The bottom
photo is a picture of three of the four couples serving in Guyana. The
Beechers live upstairs and the Summers, the ones in the middle of the
photo live in Linden. They are going home from their mission at the end
of February, and we don't know if there will be a couple to replace
them or not.
It was really fun to have time to visit with Amy and all
of the children in the one big skype call that Aaron set up on Christmas
Eve. I hope Amy, that you didn't get too homesick talking to everyone.
One of the things that really surprised us at the
Christmas Eve party was when the Elders started laying our ties to
trade. They must have had atleast 100 ties that they layed out on a
table and each missionary picked the ones he wanted to use. I don't
know how often they do that, but there were sure some pretty ties for
them to pick from.
Amy, I forgot to ask you about your apartment in
Kolonia. You still haven't described it you us. Is it bigger than the
one you had in the jungle area? It was good to meet your companion on
the skype call. Take good care of each other. I was happy to hear also
that you are using the language still.
To the rest of the family, have a wonderful New Years Eve party tomorrow. We love you and miss you. Love Mom and Dad
PS
Mayara, it was good to read your email, too. We hope that you are
having a good holiday and that life is going well for you, too.
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