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Whew...a busy week!

Firstly, Happy belated Valentine's Day to everyone. I attempted my first black forest cake as a Valentine's gift to Tony and the girls and it was delicious. It's made from a cake mix, of course! This is the very last piece.... Vickie, our sugar/cookie addict with an empty cake plate. She beat Tony to the last piece of cake!! He wasn't happy about it :-)

I was trying out the macro feature on the camera - this is a rose in our garden....pretty cool, huh?
We had a busy week last week. On Monday I hosted a bible study for missionaries ladies - we usually meet once a week for some study time and prayer, Tuesday, we had the Valentine's Party for the Ladies Ministry, the same evening, I spoke in the Dorm Fellowship. Wednesday we had a special chapel thanksgiving service, Thursday, I spoke in chapel. Friday we had the charter, Saturday - a free day and Sunday, Tony spoke in 3 services!!


All these are in addition to our regular activities...I took a few pictures...
The President making his address. A handsome dude in the processional march....:-)


I wish I remember to take my camera to more ocassions...i totally forgot to do that during all the Valentine's meetings and the services Tony preached at on Sunday. I will be posting more later today - if the internet is working....

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