Sunday, April 25, 2010
Vancouver, Canada Temple opening
Talk about a wonder woman....Karah took the kids up to Vancouver Canada during the open house of the temple back in April so the kids could see what it was like inside and grow up with a memory of the temple. Though getting up there proved to be a challenge. The boarder crossing agent almost didn't let Karah take the kids across the boarder without "the children's father" (who was busy working in the UAE). I don't know, maybe it was the picture of a red head and a brunet (my mother) trying to make their way across the boarder with 4 blonde haired kids. Personally, I'm betting there was an amber alert going on.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Al Ain, UAE
Landoe's are moving to UAE!!!
As many friends and family already know, Landoe's are in the process of moving to UAE. I have gone ahead of Karah and the kids to try and get things set up. Not to worry though as I've established contact with the local branch and they have put me on the "dinner calendar" -just like in the mission field. The members of the branch are very warm and inviting - like Puyallup Ward. What a benefit it is to have the church everywhere. I think I've instantly made about 30 friends here.
A map of Al Ain, where I am staying is located here. The map takes about 20 seconds to load as I have put in some rich text markers, showing the location of key places, where I will be like work and church.
First things first, Here's a pic of the family at the airport, trying to keep a smile even though we know the few months will be tough.
I'll add more pictures soon. Internet is somewhat slow and it takes a while to upload pictures. Let me know what you think of the map!
As many friends and family already know, Landoe's are in the process of moving to UAE. I have gone ahead of Karah and the kids to try and get things set up. Not to worry though as I've established contact with the local branch and they have put me on the "dinner calendar" -just like in the mission field. The members of the branch are very warm and inviting - like Puyallup Ward. What a benefit it is to have the church everywhere. I think I've instantly made about 30 friends here.
A map of Al Ain, where I am staying is located here. The map takes about 20 seconds to load as I have put in some rich text markers, showing the location of key places, where I will be like work and church.
First things first, Here's a pic of the family at the airport, trying to keep a smile even though we know the few months will be tough.
Here's a picture below of the LDS Church in Al Ain. It's housed in a typical Villa, which is like a large Rambler in the USA, made out of cement.
I'll add more pictures soon. Internet is somewhat slow and it takes a while to upload pictures. Let me know what you think of the map!
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