We had tacos/taco salad, but I had hurried and mixed a batch of dough to have cinnamon rolls and hot rolls to send home with them. Walt just added this comment: "The highlight for Sister Petersen is when she spoils the missionaries."
I also sent the last container of homemade frozen strawberry jam with them to have with the rolls. Oh, and I had made a batch of chocolate chip cookies, which they also got to take the rest home.
The new Elder on the left who is replacing the Elder on the right...whom we're on our way this morning to pick up to take to the mission home for his farewell interview with his mission president. He is going home to Sandy, Utah.
The new Elder on the left who is replacing the Elder on the right...whom we're on our way this morning to pick up to take to the mission home for his farewell interview with his mission president. He is going home to Sandy, Utah. The new Elder asked: "So do we get to eat here every night?"
"Just once a month, Elder," was my reply.
5 comments:
I know how excited his mom is for him to be getting home, but my heart breaks for him having to leave.
I so appreciate the people who so kindly have spoiled my missionaries.
Mom, you sure know how to take care of those missionaries! We sure miss that home cooking around here too! Love you.
We fed the missionaries last night as well! We had sweet and sour chicken with peppers, onions, and pineapple over rice and then brownies and ice cream for dessert. Really fun. I love checking your blog!
You are such a sweetheart. Those missionaries are so spoiled.
I want you to know that I make copies of the post and comments on my blog and take it to Brianna to the hospital. When she read you comment that you left about how a pregnant mama can hold perfectly still and still be productive she started crying. She told me she loved your comment. Thank you for knowing the perfect thing to say. It touched our hearts.
Wow - you are one ambitious woman!! I so miss that yummy cooking of yours!!
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