One Last Later Start Saturday - Sleep 'til 6

Today was the last week without having to teach our Institute class. That means we didn't set the alarm, but we were still awake before 6:00 a.m.  The chanting outside our window didn't help, but we are hopeful that they are done with their funerals for a while now.

Sister Oveson spent some waking hours in the night with her brain working on a project she didn't know she needed to do. Yesterday she ordered a photo book with many of our Khmer photos, and about 1:00 this morning her brain went through how she should put together a book for President and Sister Moon as a farewell gift. It took a couple of hours for the different scenarios to play through her head before she could sleep.

We have been trying to come up with something appropriate without it being one more souvenir. Well, a few months ago President Moon told us that if you have been in Cambodia for a month you could write a story. When you have been here for six months you could write a book. But after you have been here over a year it only takes two words. It's Complicated! So, we need to give him a book with that title!

This morning we were able to do FaceTime calls with most of our family before going to Lucky's for groceries. It is getting difficult to find mangos right now. We need to find something else to take their place while we wait for them to come back in season.  This afternoon we had a Self Reliance group meeting in the Phnom Penh South Stake, so we went to be support fo Phanna. We were blessed to see several of our Institute students. They miss having class and are excited we will meet next week.