Getting ready to go
Excited, scared, thrilled, apprehensive, ecstatic, hesitant, eager, cautious are a few of the descriptors we could use to convey our feelings about leaving home and living in Moscow. You might come up with some of your own and you can be sure we have felt that, too. We will miss the usual summer fun and family happenings that will go on without us. This adventure is a prayer answered and we intend to take full advantage of the opportunities offered to learn, to serve, to share the gospel, to explore and to grow together.
I feel like I'm sending my parents on a mission. Good practice for when you go in a few years.
ReplyDeleteDitto to what Jerm said. Guess we better get the kiddos passports so we can come and visit!! WHAT AN AWESOME ADVENTURE!!
ReplyDeleteWow, you guys are amazing! Is someone living in the house while you are gone?
ReplyDeleteHi guys. This is Brett and we are trying to set up a Google account for Mutti and Vatti. This is just a comment to make sure we know what we're doing. Hope your flight to Russia was good and have a great time.
ReplyDeleteLove, Mutti and Dad
Scott and Ashlee are the sole proprietors of the Conlin Estate. (that sounds way more important than "i'm living in my parents house because it's free rent.")
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ReplyDeleteYour apartment is awesome....It's certainly not like in the movies with holes in the walls, exposed pipes, and a torn sheet separating the kitchen from the living room :^) Very, very nice. Enjoy your adventure!
ReplyDeleteWhere are the updates? How is everything going with your Russia assignment. We want details!
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