It's official

This is not my mom writing, it is Kali, so I hope she doesn't mind. I just wanted to add a few more pictures. Last night we (David, Camille, Varci and me) were able to meet my mom and dad in Provo for dinner. It was really fun to see them with the missionary badges on. To me, it made it official. We are all very excited for them as they embark on this once in a lifetime journey. Here is a sideways pic of their badges. I couldn't fix it.






Here we are at dinner

And we're off!

We having officially been set apart by Elder Scott and Elder Jones and are now ready to serve our mission. Today we go into the MTC and are feeling ready to go.

Here is our support group

They were taught by their mothers.......

The Count Down Begins

In 13 days we will be on our way to Cambodia. We are excited (and nervous) to be on our way. We are anxious to serve the missionaries, members, and people of the wonderful country of Cambodia. It's taken a lot to get ready to go with our home, business, and yard. We have had family, friends, and ward members come to help us. We are getting our home ready for a roommate for our daughter and also a niece and her husband to move in our basement. We are grateful to both of them for helping us out. It's been a lot more work than I thought to get ready. We have been studying the Cambodian Language since February. We have gone to the MTC every other week-end and an MTC Tutor helps us three times a week for one hour each, for Scott and I. We have felt the hand of the Lord in all of our preparations