Here is the view of the beach from the house we rented in San Clemente. You can see all the kids down there on the beach if you look hard enough. The only problem was that there is a train that goes from San Diego up the coast - about every 30 minutes - until about 10:30 at night and then starts again about 5:30 a.m.
Then my cousin, Launa and her husband Reece returned from their mission to the London England Temple on the 17th of October and they came to see us the first part of November. Our 2nd bedroom comes in handy - we wish we had someone there every weekend! It was so good to see them and hear about their mission. Of course, they have had a very different experience than what we have had. They are all good experiences on a senior mission - just different. Everyone is needed. We took them on the electric boats to see the sea lions and of course the sea lions were putting on a great show. This time they were basking in the sun on a deck instead of being in the water. Here is Launa trying to get a picture of them.
We took Launa and Reece up to the Cross at Ventura and showed them they entire valley from the mountain to the south and all of the fields behind the cross. It is a beautiful view. Here we are - it is hard to believe that their mission is over and ours seems to be going by faster!
We always say that the days are so long - but the months seem to be flying by. I am sorry that I haven't posted sooner! December proves to be a very busy month! We started the month of December with wishing Andy a Happy 42nd Birthday! I just can't believe that - but it is true.
We also did the lunch for MLC - which is for 43 people. Elder Ruse and I did stew and told the Assistants to pray for rain (hasn't rained in over a year) (we decided this on Thursday and MLC is the next Tuesday). Well - those Elders can certainly pray because it was down-pouring on Tuesday and then we worried for the safety of all the missionaries coming to Oxnard for the meeting. We are so grateful when prayers of safety are answered.
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