Doorbell descriptions from this week's letter:
This week continued their trend of a 50% teaching appt cancelation rate. Nothing terribly exiting, so he made Fri & Sat more interesting by doing goofy stuff on his bike that resulted in wrecks. Minor damage only; didn't rebreak the wrist.
Matthew's been spending P-Days preparing for his return to school, and battling BYU-I over class transfer credits. (Transferring credits from LCC has been a problem for all 4 kids who have applied.)
Last transfer, Sister Gerstner was working on BYUI stuff, and when she left, she still didn't have housing, so she joked that she might just have to live in a tent... Shana, I'm sure she'd love a roommate; let me know if you're interested in saving money by not having to rent an apartment.
Not much of interest happened this week. Continuing sickness and watching the weather back home didn't help.
Guess what we did this week!
If you guessed "stayed healthy", you're wrong!
Matthew's had a yucky cough for 3 weeks now, and it's starting to remind him of when he got a cough for several months a few years ago, aggravated by excercise. He's also sick w/ a congested nose again.
Last week, Elders Elggren and Powell found out that it is indeed bad luck to open an umbrella indoors. As a result, they had to get the windshield of their car replaced.
(Note the late addition of the rameumpton pic to last week's article.)
Monday, a few companionships in the area went to Sheldon park to take a walk and climb an observation tower.
Tuesday was a day of everything falling through.
This week's highlights were making banana bread, a rameumpton (and using it for district council mtg), and going to someone's house and bathing 16 dogs.
Forgot to include this little snippet from last week:Wednesday, I sneezed, and discovered I had an ear infection.
