Our FHE evening game was guess the number and color of the card on your forehead. We are getting desperate for new games. They hadn't played it and liked it a lot.
My least favorite part of mission..saying good-bye. These 2 were especially hard to send off to Rostov. (Sis K in pink and Sister P next to her). Zone leaders in back and the rest are members.
Irina and Tatyana learning to crochet a hot pad.
Birthday party on the patio covered by grape arbor.
In bowl at top right is potato soup with pork. Served often and this was the best I'd tasted. Red peppers and tomatoes and hot peppers in bowl. Looks like, but does not taste like salsa. It is an Armenian dish and is eaten on top of bread.
More food for the birthday party.
Tatyana's two granddaughters that live with her. Since Tatyana joined the church they remind everyone to pray before eating. Last night they wanted to say the blessing and so they both did, in unison.
A yummy torte for the birthday girl.
Thanks for throwing a nice birthday party for yourself!
Tatyana'a neighborhood...the nicest we have been in. Note dirt road and entrance to all houses behind high security fence...no exceptions that we have seen.
This fountain is at the bus stop where we get off trolleybus and marshrutka close to our apartment. A couple of weeks ago we were surprised to see it all lit up.
Traktorny primary
Flash & Sharon (new members that are returning to Nigeria and have been staying with us off and on the past couple of weeks).
M & M game with the zone
Playing farkle with the zone
Our zone, as of last week. We have already changed, however since sister on far right went home and another Russian sister has arrived. These elders are from America and the sisters from left to right are from Russia, (America), Kazakhstan, Armenia, Russia.
John beating a carpet on our balcony.
Elder & Sister Norrung
Center branch young women last Sunday.
RT yesterday. He put a gun in my snowman's hand, but otherwise was very mild.
