A view of the sun coming over the horizan on February 2, 2008 at about 11 am. This view is right outside our apartment door looking south, southeast.
Elders Brian Welch (from Omaha, Nebraska) and Elder Guy Watts (from England) doing dishes at our apartment after a meal we gve them.
Elder Humphrey and a student, Martin Mortensen, at the Borgtun Elementary school. We go to the school and tutor students who need help with their homework one afternoon a week for about two and a half hours. They are students who need help with work ethics, or are slow learners and need help. They stay after school one day a week and receive help. We are being a help to them and those we serve with always ask us why we are in Norway, so it gives us an opening to tell them our message.
We are visiting the home of Harriet Larrsen, an elegent lady who is the mother of a member from another branch of the Church (Bodø). Harriet is on the right and her daughter, Anna Katrina, the member on the left.
These last two photo's got out of sequence and I don't know how to change their locations on the blog. This is a group of the students in one of the class rooms at Borgtun Elemaetary School that we help with their homework. This type of curtain is very common in public buildings in Norway.
A view of the sun coming over the horizan on February 2, 2008 at about 11 am. This view is right outside our apartment door looking south, southeast.
Elders Brian Welch (from Omaha, Nebraska) and Elder Guy Watts (from England) doing dishes at our apartment after a meal we gve them.
Elder Humphrey and a student, Martin Mortensen, at the Borgtun Elementary school. We go to the school and tutor students who need help with their homework one afternoon a week for about two and a half hours. They are students who need help with work ethics, or are slow learners and need help. They stay after school one day a week and receive help. We are being a help to them and those we serve with always ask us why we are in Norway, so it gives us an opening to tell them our message.
We are visiting the home of Harriet Larrsen, an elegent lady who is the mother of a member from another branch of the Church (Bodø). Harriet is on the right and her daughter, Anna Katrina, the member on the left.
These last two photo's got out of sequence and I don't know how to change their locations on the blog. This is a group of the students in one of the class rooms at Borgtun Elemaetary School that we help with their homework. This type of curtain is very common in public buildings in Norway.
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