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| After the session at the Hong Kong Temple. |
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| Hong Kong Temple. |
The session was a hard one for me because of all the
emotional things that have happened this week.
I cried through most of it. David
and I were in the prayer circle. I felt
better afterward.
Then we went to the distribution center and got a few
things. We waited in the chapel for the
meeting that we had with Elder Gong and his wife. Elder Gong insisted that we have a picture
taken with him and his wife so that we could send a copy to our family. Connie Molyneux played the piano and I led the music for the opening song. It was a
good meeting. We had a choir practice
after for the conference on Sunday.
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| With Elder and Sister Gong. Great people to know. |
Then we had lunch at a near by mall and took the subway back
to the hotel. David and I gathered our
laundry and took it to the laundry center to have it washed for us. Then we walked around town looking for a
place to buy a pair of reading glasses because somehow, I lost mine. We went to two different places that said
they didn’t carry the ready made ones and to have them made would have been
over 1000 Hong Kong Dollars! We finally
found a place that had a box of them and the price was 400. I was desperate and not sure where else I
could find them, so I paid the price.
We went to dinner at a restaurant called, “Dan Ryan’s” that
served excellent ribs. We ate too much
of course, but BYU China Teacher’s Program paid for it. Then we went with a small group of teachers
to a night market called, “Temple Street.”
It was just like a lot of the Chinese markets. However, we saw several booths that had
reading glasses for sale. I finally
stopped at one and found a pair that I could live with for 20 Hong Kong Dollars!!! Wished that I had found them first.
We made our way home and only had to stop and ask for
directions once! Yay!
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| This one is for Rachel!! |
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