Pictures...

So I hear that you all would like to have some pictures. :) Well...let me tell you the deal with that. Since I'm using the Embassy computer right now for the internet, I don't want to put all of our pictures on this computer. So when we get our computer set up, since we got all of our air freight stuff yesterday(HORRAY!!), then I will be putting lots of pictures on here. Another reason there are no pictures, is because I can only take a limited amount here. I can't take any out on the street, or of the Congo River, but I might try. They have a rule here that there are to be no pictures, but we'll take some of our house and the geckos of course.

Things are going well though. Spencer is getting excited about Halloween, and I took pictures of him last night in his Care Bear costume...it's the most precious thing!! :)

Oh one more thing. We made it to church last Sunday. It was great, even though everything was in French, I could still feel the Spirit there. Everyone was so nice, and some people spoke English to me, which was nice. Our bishop can speak English and we talked with him before church started. He's very nice. All the kids LOVED Spencer. Mostly because he's the only white kid they have ever seen! So they kept touching his hands, arms, hair, and Tyler saw one girl looking at his ear. The Primary people said that he acted like he had been here his whole life. He loved it! Then after church he had six girls just surround him. It was so cute! There is a senior missionary couple here, and then some other Americans are here for a humanitarian project. So there are 6 white people in the congregation. But it's great!! Lots of people introduced themselves to us, and they are all so nice. We are actually in the stake center, and there was probably in our Kasavubu Ward about 150 people there. So lots of members. Something different for our Relief Society and Priesthood meetings is that they don't use the Presidents of the Church manual. They use the Perfecting the Saints book. Just so they all can get the basic principles down first.

Well I suppose that is all. I will write more next Sat. hopefully we'll be in our house in two weeks so then I can start writing e-mails more often. Until then...au revoir!