Sister Smart has started to pack and to clean. The challenge is trying to figure out how to put everything into the back of the Jeep, or what to leave. We also must still stay focused on our mission and serving here.
Elder Smart has stayed busy continuing to train Elder Gorton on all of the office finance and history responsibilities. It has taken a few weeks, yet, we remember how much time Elder Smart received for training....1/2 hour. He really had to search, figure out and revamp the financial records when he was put in. Elder Smart worked very hard to get all the finance records in line and in line with the Church requirements. Very few people could have done what he did for the mission finance records. His job now is to see that the next person understands what needs to be done to keep things in order.
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| Elder Smart Training Elder Gorton |
Sister Smart is still spending some time in the office, but she has been able to do some "work crew" assignments like cleaning the gathering room, cleaning the barn, mowing lawns with the riding lawn mower, etc.
We were in charge of FHE this week and we played a a game for the missionaries to match up the first names of the missionaries to their last names. This was challenging because we never use the first names. Since we are all preparing to leave, we thought it was time to find out first names.
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| Elder Smart talking BYU while Waiting for FHE Meal |
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| FHE |
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| Happy Unbirthday Cake at FHE |
This mission has been a rewarding experience. We have lots of memories.
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| Sunsets Never End |
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| Our Apartment |
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| Front Yard with Devil's Gate |
One of Sister Smart's trek groups sent her a few pictures that their camera lady took. The treks will always be found memories.
We sure love everyone and we will be home in less than two weeks.
Dad and Mom, Grandpa and Grandma, Paul and Annie, Elder and Sister Smart.
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