Easter Happenings

Aiyumi, our Japanese exchange student, pitched in and helped decorate Easter eggs.

Alice and her Granddaughter Tihani. Tihani was really excited with her egg finds.

Our Granddaughter Kaydence visited us for the Easter holiday. She can't yet walk on her own but she loves to take assisted hikes like this one. She wanted to stick her feet in all the cups of egg dye and it was a tussle to keep her out of it.

Pesky papparazi kept getting in the way and the MicroChanga was none too happy about it. (Granddaughters are Chimichangas; the smallest one is therefore the MicroChanga).

Upon the advice of her Agents and P.R. people, MicroChanga made nice-nice with the papparazi, offering them a foody kiss.

Another Pool Fellowship

We recently had another pool fellowship. This time, we were at the beautiful World Resort. We have a very strict schedule for pool fellowships and are careful to schedule them precisely every now and then.

Kayla and Mikey floating around on some infaltable thingy.

Cheryl, Abigail and R. J. taking a breather.

More infaltable thingies! World Resort has a large water park and this is the Lazy River section.

Naiomi working on getting brain freeze.

Making CNMI History

Majors Dave and Sharron Hudson recently visited and helped to make history by enrolling the very first Senior Soldier in the CNMI. Congratulations, sister Annie!

We also enrolled four Adherents. Congratulations to Connie, Tina, Johson and Julie!

The Hudsons also officiated a baby dedication. Major Hudson warned that babies always cry when he holds them during dedications but Shanna did not get the memo. She found him quite comfy.

Naiomi was recently inducted into the National Honor Society. Here she is with May and Kayla at dinner, following the induction ceremony. She wanted ribs, so we went to Tony Roma's for slabs of baby backs.