We LOVED getting to watch Pres. Monson's funeral live online on Friday night at 9:00 pm (12:00 noon in SLC), What an AMAZING life he led and what an inspiration he is to all of us! We will never forget his wonderful counsel, his fun sense of humor, his dedicated life of service and his example of ALWAYS responding to promptings!! His counsel to read the Book of Mormon DAILY has made such a difference in my life!! Ü How we love him and will miss him... (Our Maybree got to attend the viewing and the funeral with Temple Square missionaries in her district.)
We drove to Johannesburg on Wednesday afternoon, when we found I could get
an appointment on Thursday with the specialist in Johannesburg on Thursday morning.
We had GREAT news!! Thanks to prayers from our family and mission friends, after an ultrasound and thorough examination, the doctor informed me that there is no need for surgery!! HOORAY!! I am SO thankful and SO relieved!! What a blessing! Ü
Here are some more photos taken on the drive between Swaziland and Johannesburg...
African animals behind the AZLU Petroport halfway to Joburg...
I am still fascinated by the huge boulders on mountainsides and just
lying all over the ground in Swaziland....
These trees are so interesting! There are NO branches most
of the way up the pine trees!
We are in such a BEAUTIFUL place!!
Sister Wagner found this fun Zulu Nativity! I will look for one next Christmas!
She has been looking for animals to go with it...
They are all made of beads!
We went to the Church Distribution Center in Johannesburg near
the Temple to get some things for our District Primary Training on
Feb. 3rd. I found this book and the personal stories of members in
our Africa Southeast Area are SO inspiring! We know some of
the people whose stories are in the book. Ü (Tirhani Ngomane,
Lungelo Victor Nyoni, Thoko Shongwe, and Elder Bukenya)
Woo hoo! The taco seasoning packets didn't make it in Jamie's package but
look what we found at Thrupps in Johannesburg! We hit the jackpot!
We were walking back to our car last week from Sister Ketsiwe's home
in Lobamba and I found "baby's breath" growing all down the sides of the
road and a big field full of it!! I have never seen it for sale but here it was
in Joburg. I think someone in Lobamba should consider selling it....?? Ü
Joyce, I must've missed something? Glad you didn't have to have surgery, but what was bothering you? Whatever it was.....glad you're ok!
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