Monday, July 30, 2007

We are doing great over here in Demark. I love my view out of my apartment. The sky is so beautiful and colorful. It seems to rain a lot, almost everyday. Sometimes it is beautiful and hot and the next hour it is pouring rain and a little cool. What a summer. We are enjoying the light and seeing so much. It doesn't get dark now until about 10:30pm. We have gone on walks through the beautiful castle gardens and in the king's hunting forest. Gary's birthday was spent working all day and putting out the fires. We have new computers that aren't quite set up. It becomes frustrating and Elder Peterson comes to the rescue, yes Steve, your Dad is learning how to solve the computer problems.

We went for a walk in the park and then decided to go out to dinner on Sat. We found a real nice Chinese buffet for only 58K which is about $10.00 for lunch. Of course this was after I went to the Loppy Market with a friend and found an icecream maker, and Gary worked for a couple of hours. We then found the Idl grocery store which is a lot cheaper than Aldi or Nettos and has a lot more things. It is a German store and they have a lot of English things so you can read the labels. That was fun. We were home by 7pm and just relaxed.

Sunday as usual we took Sister Nielson to church and after they had a lunch. On the 5th Sunday, a lot of people stay for a social. We had about 40 people there. One of the young couples invited us over for dinner tomorrow. We wonder why they want the old missionary over but maybe we are fun. I think on the next blog I will put in all the nice things the Elders' said about Gary during zone conference. But for now, Good night.

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Home Now

I guess it is time to move on and start another blog.  I have been sick and not really with it.  So . . . something will be coming.

Here We Come

Here We Come
Here We Come!

Look who's here to welcome us home.

We were all excited to see each other.

We were all excited to see each other.
We were all excited to see each other.

Welcome

Welcome
A welcome sign, our grandchildren, what else do we need to welcome us home.

Denmark in Utah

Denmark in Utah
I brought a little of Denmark home with me to share with all my grandchildren. Everyone gets a ride who wants one.

Goodbye to Denmark

Goodbye to Denmark
Good bye

Goodbye to The Andersons

Goodbye to The Andersons
Brother Anderson and his family took such good care of us at the office.

Goodbye to The Wainscotts

Goodbye to The Wainscotts
Andrea and Brian adopted us as their parents for our stay in Denmark. We are going to miss them.

Some of our favorite places in Denmark.

Denmark we love.

Jylland with the agetpar

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