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What a glorious two days! We love these people.

President and Sister Anderson and Elder and Sister Teh. Boy, am I short and Dad looks so tall.

We had just finished dinner.

We had spent the last two days with Elder Teh and his wife. They are such wonderful people. They are so gracious and kind. We love them. He is very young to be in the First Quorum of the Seventies. They have three children ages, 17,15 and 11. They live in Manila and they travel to Salt Lake twice a year. Elder Teh is One quarter Filipino and three quarters Chinese. His wife is English and Filipino. They both served full time missions. At the table going left to right, Elder Teh, Sister Teh, AP Elder Falculon, AP Elder Done, Elder Ganir, President Anderson and Sister Anderson and I am behind the camera.

Peeled and ready to eat. It has a seed inside the white fruit.

Dad's new favorite fruit. Rambutan

This is the companion piece. This one is the planting of the rice. The other one was the harvest of the rice.

Another favorite piece of artwork found in a hotel we stay in on Mindoro, the rice capital of the P.I.