Kandie and Keith: English and Kumamoto Stake

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

English and Kumamoto Stake

Pres Iwaasa visited our district today for our regular mission president interviews. (He has to interview every missionary in person at least once every 6 weeks.) After commenting on what a great district we have, which is absolutely true. We could have told him that without his having to drive the two hours to Kumamoto. He said, "My, this whole stake has improved their English since the last time I was here."

I'm glad that someone else has noticed what a good influence I have been:)

Love to all and especially to Christopher Hart who is now FIVE (5) years old.

Grandma, mom, Kandie

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Our Apartment building

The Japanese characters by our apartment tell the name of the apartment building: Jyo-shi-dai-mae Sunshine. It means "Sunshine Apartments which are in front of the Women's University." We assume that the campus which is directly across the street to the east was once a women's university. If you zoom out you can see the chuch building and parking lot. We are on the very north end of the west wing of the apartment building. When we look out of our windows at the end of our apartment, we can look down at the church parking lot. If you zoom out three times, you can see our 7-11 in the bottom right corner, where we walk nearly every day. They have great salads and am pan (a sweet bean filled roll). Dad prefers to eat at 7-11 to eating at McDonalds! We also have a McDonalds close by. $5.00 for a hamburger, but you can choose a shrimp burger if you want. The elders say it is quite good.
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Kandie and Keith

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

English and Kumamoto Stake

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