Sunday, February 5, 2012

 This week we received 'Flat Nick', a school project of our grandson, Nick, who lives in Cedar City Utah.  We are helping with the project by taking Flat Nick to do some things here in Mongolia.  Here he is with me outside the mission office building.  We did things like work in our office, go to the park, and play ping pong.  Now we need to send him back home.
 Then on Thursday I finally got up the courage to go have my hair cut at a salon.  I had the top guy do it and it was wonderful.  For about $18, he cut my hair, shampooed it before cutting and then after to remove the cut hair, blow dried it and also massaged my scalp and neck!!  I wish I could bring him home with me when we go.
Yesterday Elder Shrope helped the district train all the young men leaders in the district.  Bat-Orgil translated and helped with the training.  I just baked blond brownies and served them to the brethren along with some juice.  Each couple was assigned an auxilary to assist with the training.
Today on the way home from attending church in Nalaikh the wind was really blowing strong.  It was blowing the snow from the fields across the roads.  It was not snowing but with the winding blowing the snow around so fiercely, at times it made the traffic on the road hard to see.  But we made it safely through and fortunately only saw one car that had been in an accident!  But that wind is soooooo cold!!!  We will be glad to see warm weather arrive. 

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  1. Sister Shrope! This is Stephen Tanner, one of your old seminary studebts. I was told that you had been serving in Mongolia by sister shupe. Well I stumbled upon your blot and read almost all of your posts. It brought back a flood of memories. I served in Mongolia from summer of.2007 to 2009. I loved it. I served in khovd, unur, bayanzurkh, and then khovd again. Aren't the people and members amazing there? I never made it out to nalaikh, but I always heard it had some wonderful members. I hope you and your husband are staying warm this winter. Its a big difference from what we have in carlsbad and Oceanside. Oh and have a wonderful time during tsagaan sar. Just make sure to not eat too.many buuzs. I always git sick for doing that. Oh and by the way, I married my wife in the Dallas Texas temple this past Septembe. Oh and also, I still have that little red keychain light. Its with my keys and always reminds me that light.conquers evil. If you ever want to talk about Mongolia, send me an email at stephentanner@gmail.com.

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