This is the lunch that went with the photo of Elder and Sister Price at the table.   The food was so yummy that it was sad when it was all gone.  We did not lick our plates but we wanted to.  Thanks to Sister Nechiporova.   xo

We worked so hard changing the cartridge that we went to our next task---eating!   Sister Nechiporova sent an Indian lunch in for us and it was sooooooooooo good.   Thanks to the Sister N and President Nechiporov for taking the picture.   xo mom

We did it!   We are so smart!  xo

Sister Demina and Sister Price  changing the cartridge on the new printer.   It was like how many people does it take to change a light bulb.   Sister Demina is the fabulous family history missionary. 

This was taken by Sister Nechiporova on the way to Volgograd.   This is a one way bridge.   You can also see a touch of Fall right in the middle of the photo.   This is my favorite time of year.    xo

This is how we travel about in some of the cities.  They are very efficient modes of travel.   The President
thinks that it is very funny that I like this photo so much.   I call it comings and goings------xo

More on the harvest.   What may surprise you is that these fields are now groomed and growing winter wheat and look like a beautiful green carpet.   I love the fields here.   xo

This is the amazing process of the harvest.   You can see the sunflower heads just popping off into the machine.   I enjoyed the flower from the beginning.  The President took this for me.  xo

More pictures from our visit to Vovorossiisk

This is a picture of Sister Nechiporova.   She was in her p-day clothes which I have never seen her in since I have been here.   This was not from our trip --- but just too nice to miss.   xo

The President just sent this picture to me it is a picture from Tuapse looking out at the Black Sea.   What a pretty day it was.   I know that I sent some other pictures of this day but this was just too nice to miss.   xo