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Our Mission to Chile: Christmas trees in our building

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Our Mission to Chile. Wednesday, December 23, 2009. Christmas trees in our building. Every floor had a beuatiful tree. Some floors had two trees in the different areas. Even the basement had a tree. But no tree on the Forth floor. We waited and waited but no tree arrived. December 15 after waiting a couple of weeks. I took care of it by myself! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We have 8 children and 25 beautiful grandchildren whom we miss so much! View my complete profile. Thanksgiving at a mansion.

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Our Mission to Chile: September 2010

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Our Mission to Chile. Sunday, September 12, 2010. Take a peek at the Feria. This is what we see as we enter the street of the Feria. These two trucks come from the coast with fresh fish ready to be cut to order or you can choose those already cut. It smells so bad we just hurry by. Notice Warren and Duane Macdonald don't even want to come near for a picture. Each truck has two butchers. It looks like such hard, messy stinky work that I feel sorry for them. The shops go on for a block and a half. These ar...

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Our Mission to Chile: December 2009

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Our Mission to Chile. Thursday, December 24, 2009. Merry Christmas- -Feliz Navidad! Here is our tiny Table top tree. We are enjoying a warm but Merry Christmas. Hope you do too. It is the time to stay inside and enjoy each other. Love to all from Chile. Wednesday, December 23, 2009. This tiny silver nativity is in a container about the size of a ring box. This is a woven set. looks like some type of basket weaving. It is made out of horse hairs! Christmas trees in our building. Notice the little Christma...

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Our Mission to Chile: Nativities

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Our Mission to Chile. Wednesday, December 23, 2009. This tiny silver nativity is in a container about the size of a ring box. This is a woven set. looks like some type of basket weaving. It is made out of horse hairs! We saw so many different kinds of Nativities but I only picked a few unsual ones from Chile. This is the cute little Nativity that we got. It looks like the the little clay figures spoken of under the Chilean Christmas tree. I will be sure to link to you and give you full credit for it.

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Our Mission to Chile: Take a peek at the Feria

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Our Mission to Chile. Sunday, September 12, 2010. Take a peek at the Feria. This is what we see as we enter the street of the Feria. These two trucks come from the coast with fresh fish ready to be cut to order or you can choose those already cut. It smells so bad we just hurry by. Notice Warren and Duane Macdonald don't even want to come near for a picture. Each truck has two butchers. It looks like such hard, messy stinky work that I feel sorry for them. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Our Mission to Chile: Earthquake in the Night

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Our Mission to Chile. Sunday, March 7, 2010. Earthquake in the Night. After being "shaken" awake Warren found the emergency light that we bought when we got to Chile. We finally found something we bought that we actually needed. A quick inspection of the apartment found only minor damage, but nothing serious. Broken vases and fallen pictures. The water in the toilets sloshed out onto the floor, but we didn't notice at the moment as we were headed down the stairs and outside. March 15, 2010 at 12:12 AM.

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Our Mission to Chile

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Our Mission to Chile. Sunday, September 12, 2010. We just haven't got past the smell. So we have never bought the fish. The oranges look so good but None of them are sweet. They send the sweet ones state side I guess. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You are hereby called to serve as a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. You are assigned to labor in the Chile Perpetual Education Fund Country Office. We have 8 children and 25 beautiful grandchildren whom we miss so much!

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Our Mission to Chile: March 2010

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Our Mission to Chile. Sunday, March 7, 2010. After the 8.8 earthquake ravaged South-Central Chile, the Chilean people rose from the shock and destruction to unite in helping each other. This picture has become the national symbol of Chile and the people are rallying around each other to make Chile rise from the devastation to recover from this terrible tragedy. They now chant ¡Fuerza Chile! And ¡Viva Chile! Earthquake in the Night. The next morning we discovered that the Angel Moroni had "dropped" his tr...

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Our Mission to Chile: One young elder told us this is the land of Beautiful Sky!!!

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Our Mission to Chile. Sunday, September 12, 2010. One young elder told us this is the land of Beautiful Sky! These are all taken right out side our windows in old apartment. I wish the pictures were as good as the real view. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). You are hereby called to serve as a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. You are assigned to labor in the Chile Perpetual Education Fund Country Office. View my complete profile. Take a peek at the Feria.