Growing up, there was a certain misdemeanor that was socially accepted, lawfully overlooked, and publicly encouraged. Painting the Cement Factory. From the freeway, it looks like a beat up old factory with tons of graffiti all over. But, it is the most public and fun way to welcome back the missionaries in the Tremonton and Brigham areas. I have never done it before, but to perform my illegal fun, I took my mom, dad, and brother with me. We had a blast!
Our dear Sister Zollinger gets home tomorrow from serving in the Australia, Adelaide Mission. We are so proud that she has served full time and faithfully, she has inspired me to be a better person and member missionary by her example. We hope she comes home with the gifts we ask for...boomerangs and kangaroos! We have missed her so much. Our hair will be begging to be cut by her, our fingernails painted, legs waxed...and just a good rip-rolling good time with our baby sister Steph! We love you!
3 comments:
i love it! not that i am trying to promote illegal activities! i can't believe Steph is on her way home already! Crazy how time flies!
Wow - We saw it yesterday and it looks really good. Thanks for making such sacrifices for our darling little missionary!
So what you are saying is the way you welcome home loved ones is by forcing them to wax your legs?
Well, every family needs a tradition I guess. When I came home we just went out to eat...
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