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| The Tokyo Temple is located on a small piece of land between many buildings so it is hard to get a picture. |
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We were so happy to see everyone again, 18 months is too long
to be away from our grandchildren. But it was worth it to serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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| The Hong Kong Temple |
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| Outside of the Hong Kong Temple |
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| Happy Mother and Sleep Child in Hong Kong It was not an usual site to see a mother or father on a bicycle with one or more children in Taiwan or Hong Kong. |
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| "Taipei Airport" President Phillip He and Sister Maggie He |
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| November 18, 2013 Last day of our Mission |
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| The Taipei Airport - we were always amazed that everyone was on their phones, and were not talking to one another. |
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| Hong Kong - bright lights and high buildings |
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It was very hard to say good-bye to President and Sister He and the Second Counselor and his wife, James and Kathy Yu
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This is our friend who sold fruit to us, and was just around the corner from where we lived. We walked by him every day for 18 months and when he was not busy we would stop and talk and buy fruit. We introduced the missionaries to him and his wife, but they were afraid of the missionaries. He spoke a little English and we wanted to stop one last time and say good-bye.
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Across from our friend who sold fruit was the Chinese game players who played almost every night
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This is our Landlords, Wendy and Herman Huang, and their son, Hugo. They took us to a very nice restaurant to say good-bye.
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| The dumplings come steamed in bamboo baskets stacked 10 or more high. |
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| Phillip and Maggie He are wonderful friends, devoted to the Lord, and are great leaders. They served as Taipei Temple President and Matron from October 2012 to October 2015 |
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| The workers making the delicious dumplings |
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| Our fun evening with the He's |
