Letters to my Children

Hey there Ty! I hope you had a great week. I’m looking forward to talking to you and hearing all about it. I hope you were able to find some new friends to teach. I hope you are enjoying your new companion. Hope that you are feeling well and stretching your grocery money sufficiently. I definitely want to see this haircut you got! This is what we have been up to: Jett is done with soccer, but is starting up basketball. Plus soccer is basically year round. Hopefully his wrist heals quickly so he can keep playing.  Monday night I helped set up for Blake’s Senior Night football dinner. Oh man. Senior year is rough. I hate thinking about another one of my kids leaving home! On Tuesday your cousin Ryan had to have surgery to correct a broken collarbone. Bummer. He’s going to have to keep his arm in a sling for a few more weeks. He broke it in a mountain biking accident, and it didn’t look pretty.  We celebrated Jett’s birthday a day early because of scheduling conflicts. He requested ice cr

Hello my dear! I’m sorry I didn’t get a letter out to you last week. I had every intention of writing. I don’t know where the week went! Life has been extra busy as football is winding down and basketball is starting up. There are games all the time, and your Dad is lamenting that he has to go to work when all he wants to do is watch is kids play! I’m glad to hear that you get to stay in Sibu, and I hope everything is going great with your new companion. I’m sad you had to say goodbye to Elder Dunfield. He seemed to be a really great companion to you. I notice that you cooperated with him and his selfie stick. Did you complain to him like you did to me? Did you tell him how lame it is to use a selfie stick when you can just long arm Larry it? Hmm? How is Xi Long doing? Sorry to hear that his grandpa is not supportive. That’s very discouraging. I hope he’s able to continue attending.  The Buddhist temples look really cool. What a neat place to go visit. And your trip out to do exchanges