October
26th, 2015
Dear
Elder Bailey,
So
sorry to hear about your ripped pants. Someday, I would like to hear the
colorful story that goes along with that situation. In the mean time, did
you get them repaired or do they need to be replaced? Do I need to send
some more pants?
We
will be back from seeing Carolyn at Christmas break in plenty of time to plan
to meet Elder LeGrand. I hope you will tell him that we would like to
make arrangements to come to meet him. You can give him my cell phone
number to call me.
Hope
you got to start teaching Caylynn. I also hope the ward and her
Grandparents come through to help get her and the others to Church.
We
went with Katelyn and Matthew's families to get some family pictures taken on
Saturday. We had rescheduled from last Saturday when it was raining
buckets. The only time we had was early in the morning. We have
been so accustomed to warm summer like temperatures, it was a rude awakening,
literally, to go up American Fork Canyon at daybreak in chilly 39 degree
weather. The children's noses were red and their lips were blue.
While the light was beautiful, I think we got some nice pics. It finally
warmed up when the sun came over the mountain, but that made harsher
light. We won't know how they pictures turned out until the proofs come back
in three weeks. We will probably send you some for Christmas.
We
came home over the Alpine Loop. Most of the fall color is gone.
There was a little bit of snow at the top of Timpanogos. But I thought
the white bark of the Aspen Trees was very interesting in the morning light.
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Beautiful Aspen Trees |
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Alpine Loop view of top of Timpanogos |
Dad has been busy creating a new backboard
for the basketball hoop in the backyard.
He got a new sprayer that has a very controlled,
fine spray with not a lot of over spray. Soon he
will be ready to mount it in the refurbished post.
Please tell us how the Transfers went. We would love to know where you are and what you are doing. Do you have a new companion? Are you a Trainer again? Are you in a new area?
Well,
life is very busy for us. Dad has a lot of projects and work going on
constantly. He still tries to go running and swimming and sometimes
hiking with Uncle Bob. I have my little plays and classes at Provost
school to keep me occupied. "Mary Poppins" is also taking up
our time helping Grace and Barbara with vocal coaching, costume sewing, and
prop creating. Three weeks to go. Whew!
Well,
I hope you have a pleasant week. Let me know if I need to send you new
pants.
Love
you, Mom
From Elder Bailey:
I’m getting transferred, but I’m leaving the area on a high
note. Yesterday was full of
miracles. We has Liz and Aldo come to
church. Liz had never come to church
before and Aldo is a less active. Then
Joe Brown came to church as well. His
parents are inactive and divorced. His
returned missionary brother drove him down from Scottsdale. He came to the other ward we cover (it was
the wrong ward but he came). And then
Ashley Flynn got permission to be baptized before age 18. She will be baptized in December. She is praying for a date. We taught the Cannon family. He’s a member, but she is not and wants to
know if it is true for herself. She
comes to church every Sunday and we invited her to be baptized on the 28th of
November. She said she would pray about
it. Today we will invite Caylynn to be
baptized on Dec 12th. They
will try and put Joe Brown on date on Wednesday, but I wont be here for that.
And also, another Ashley that Elder Legrand and I reactivated is leaving on her
mission on Wednesday to Macon, Georgia.
I don't need new pants.
Sis. Law sewed them up stat. And
the Marbles’ are moving to Riverton, Utah in December. So you can meet a family from my mission.