Life does go on! We have been to a museum with Elder and Sister Stutz. We expected to see an Egyptian artifacts display. We were quite surprised to find a huge museum in Kansas City that is full of things from all over the world. We wandered around for about three hours until we could not wander any more. We are getting old!

This is one of the stained glass windows on display. Reminded us of a church we had seen in Paris that has the complete Bible in stained glass up and down all the walls. Quite amazing.

This looks like it is made of diamonds.

Here was the mummy. Preserved perfectly.

The beautifully painted box that the mummy would go into.

An absolutely beautifully carved wooden, I don't even know what it is called. But beautiful.

Full armor for man an horse! All silver.

Sister Stutz and I dressing like twins! It is not hard out here. Missionaries wardrobes are always quite similar. Only so many ways you can present black and white. It has become a little better with the summer where we have lightened up a bit. A touch of color in your shirt. So often you will see a companionship with black or yellow or pink. Everyone gets a little tired of their clothes.

This is Elder Espinoza. His brother drove him up from Little Rock, Arkansas. They were born in Honduras. Mom and Dad are still there. Big bro has served a mission and younger bro has been living with bro and wife. He wanted to serve a mission, but cannot fly, so did not go to the MTC. Just came here and did a couple weeks training with his companion and MTC videos. Can barely speak English. But what a sweet spirit.

This is Brother Jeffrey. There should be a video showing him. We alsolutely love him. He is so exciting to be around. He talks so loud and smiles so big and is so animated when he talks to us and excited about everything. He is so grateful for everything. He works mostly at night so we see him in the morning. He comes in and spreads cheer all around. This pic does not show his personality. His wife is in the stake Relief Society presidency. He is a wonderful. He came in last Friday to tell us he was flying to Las Vegas to pick up his father-in-law and drive back with him. He will stay with the family for awhile and then will drive back to Vegas. Loves Vegas for some reason.

This is Elder Hedger from Henderson, Nevada. One of the AP's and he went home on Friday. What a great young man. He has been a great missionary and will continue to be one.

Elder Glenn from Pleasant Grove, Utah, the other AP who also went home on Friday. We are going to miss these two. Wonderful and inspiring leader.

Loves, hugs and kisses.