Friday, October 19, 2007

Well, the first part of October we were able to move into our new Temple owned apartment. When we were finding ourselves homeless, we negotiated with the Temple President here in Copenhagen to rent his apartments they had been trying to sell for over a year. We moved in and a week later, our new CES couple moved in next door. It is a beautiful apartment with a great view. It is a fish bowl but we enjoying waiving to the people and when we are tired of that we close our blinds.

Take a look at our fun place, right in downtown Copenhagen just off the 4th lake. Tell us what you think.


Yes, the sun is shinning.
Hello, come on in.


2 comments:

Julie said...

Great Pictures. I see why you dont want to come home!!!

Julie said...

I am so sad...but my computer wont play your movies. Email them to me.

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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