Sunday, February 20, 2011
Newly found walk about
My land lady showed me this new place to walk, love it.
Meg can tell us about it when they get here on Tuesday.
Trip to Waihehe Island sculpture show - Ferry Ride
Our ferry passed the Queen Elizabeth. I took a pix for
Steve and Elva; were you on that or the Queen Mary?
It was HUGE!
I really do have a couple of friends...Mani and Sue. They included me in their plans. I met Sue drooling over her cute little dog. She lives just down the street from us. We had a pretty good day.
The sculptures were set up along the coast line and we hiked
along. It was about a two hour walk. I could hardly walk
that night and still have not recovered. I have a doc appt
here in the morning.
Pretending I am in England/Churches
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Glen Innes Ward
This Sunday was even more wonderful than yesterday's travels. The ward here is fantastic. It was testimony sunday, the once a month when members of the congregation get up and just bear their testimonies of Christ and the gospel. I was weepy through the whole meeting. The congregation was much larger today, and they are smart, well spoken, articulate, well versed in the scriptures. I felt like if I were to stand and bear my testimony, it would have disrupted the meeting. I did have a chance to so later during the women's meetings, which was also a good meeting. There were about 30 women in RS, which is pretty big. I am going to enjoy studying and learning with these people.
Our bishop has been a bishop for three years while he has been in medical school and an intern! He now has 6 months off, no pay, to study for boards, at which time he can start his two year "registrar", residency, THEN, 4-5 years as a fellow in anesthetics. Wow, with three years. His Australian wife, he is Maori, with a white father who is also in the ward, is anxious to return to Australia where they can afford to live.
All in All is was a very good day.
Auckland NZ LDS Temple, Hamilton
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