Most cities have stork nest poles and most
poles have a stork nest in them.

Times flies when you're having fun - I guess we need to not have so much fun! We just passed our one year mark on this mission. After a day of exploring Santis in the Alps and getting lost in Lichtenstein (do you know how big Lichtenstein is?) we went to work. It was the last Institute for our first missionary to leave, she will definitely be missed! We were able to go to the Temple with her and her family, a very special experience. We visited a few people in their homes and had another street display. It is still hot, a night of rain relieved some of the humidity, but the temp and the humidity are climbing back up. We tried to buy some fans for some of the people that don't have fans - not a fan left in any stores.


The Primary Class (minus a couple). The teachers need to speak
two languages to communicate with these cuties.

It looks like we are on top of the world. I think we were!

Can you find the real people?



Institute will be changing as some leave on missions.

Our Russian friends give the best hugs! We can't communicate
much but we feel the love.

When we see this we know we are almost home.

Jumping for joy to be at the temple.

Reading is important in this city! Books tied to park benches and a
sign designate these as "Reading Benches."



We are on top of the world in more ways than one!