For starters, it's the number of mouths we fed one night a little more than a week ago. At the time there were nine (now there are twelve) missionaries here for paperwork regarding visas and immigration cards. We decided it would be fun to feed them. I know, what were we thinking...
What you see here is one meatloaf, eighteen stuffed (packed is more like it) peppers, mashed potatoes, boiled carrots, tomato & cucumber salad, and two of three purchased loaves of bread. With one sister and eight elders we wanted to make sure we had enough to feed our guests! We finished off with some fresh baked chocolate chip cookies. Dinner took a little while, so I literally stood outside our door with a plate full of hot cookies on napkins to distribute as the missionaries left. I think they were most excited about the fresh-baked cookies... none of them have had fresh, warm chocolate-chip cookies since leaving home (and they have all been serving for 6-12 months).
How awsome are you! That is a lot of hungry missionaries to feed. Hmm...chocolate chip cookies sound really good right now!
ReplyDeleteI actually found a really good midwife recently. James was very supportive of the natural birth, but when it came down to it, I needed medical personal to be supportive. I thought about hiring a doula, but I was so busy finishing my student teaching that I didn't.
ReplyDeleteI would love to get together. It sounds like you are having crazy adventures. Addie is adorable.
The host/hostess with the mostest! YOu are the people moms of missionaries pray for (that their missionary will be blessed with in their areas). THank you for your service, and topped off with chocolate chip cookies! Where do you get the chips? Will you need some in your care package? love, mom
ReplyDeleteIt's so fun to SEE this after hearing a little bit about it. What FUN! What a wonderful night. Reminds me of Australia!! ^_^
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