Elder Dickerson showed us the right way. It was REALLY cool, and since then, my boys have been wanting to light things on fire! The lesson taught us that there is always a way to accomplish what we need to do, even if it seems impossible.
Then they decided to light my table on fire! Just kidding, they were showing us another object lesson, I kept missing the cool part!
We all had a great time!
It was an evening to say farewell to Elder Shakespear, his mission is over, and he is heading home. Elder Shakespear, we will miss you!! Good luck!! We hope to see you in Utah!
6 comments:
this looks so fun. the picture of everyone togteher was amazing!
YOU got your hair cut! Looks cute!
We miss the missionary dinners. None of that happens here in old Utah. I still don't understand what they did, please explain further! And you are looking super cute!
Looks like you had a fun evening!
~ Laurie
Janan, the directions were: using a napkin, some coins, and a lighter, to get water from a plate to inside of a glass, without touching the plate. It seemed pretty impossible. They put a few coins on the plate, lit the napkin on fire and set it on the plate. Then they put the glass upside down over the napkin , and the water was sucked into the glass. I'm sure there's a scientific explanation, about the oxygen and such, but it was a cool object lesson!
Laurie, when are you going to create a blog?
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