Folly!

Don't ask whose computer I am using, but the BLOG MUST GO ON!

This is the street leading from the temple to the subway. I included this picture for Zy. He likes to look at the things in the background of my pictures. This picture is all background.

This next set of pictures is for my cute grandsons that still like big trucks. Notice the steam shovel lean as it picks up its load. When the load was dumped, we could FEEL the sound of HEAVY chunks of cement hitting the bed of the truck.

Watch these giant jaws crush the huge chunks of cement.

Can you see the tiny men on the scaffolding applying the enormous flowers to the side of the skyscraper?

These men are simply hanging from ropes attached to the top of the building.

The end product is very beautiful.

Behind the temporary walls along the street a new plaza is being constructed.

Elder Biesinger looks pretty comfortable sitting in the easy chair at the Mission Home. Cute, isn't he?

Elder Biesinger took me to the Renoir Exhibition. It was wonderful. The next picture is a closeup of this painting.

Renoir was such a gifted painter. ;)

I can just see Kel in the pasture behind his house riding his horse and jumping from side to side.

Yup! This is a "Highly Portable 4 person Motion Theater." Look out Disneyland, you're about to be replaced. You can see the two girls currently inside on the monitor.

This clip is self-explanatory. Who wouldn't want to eat this adorable little octopus with mustard (?) on its "belly?"

"Australian Beef ~ Clean and Safe"

This is kind of a cool bike. Some bikes fold up even smaller. They are great for taking on the bus or subway.

Our final Mission Conference with President Cho Man Gu and Sister Min Young Jae ~ It's a rare event when the entire mission meets together.

I think I need one of these. Hmm, maybe the yellow one or the long, curly one.

This picture is for David. Can you read it?

Thus ends another blog!