Tuesday, January 26, 2010

MY NAME IS FLORIST

Mom called last night all excited. It had been a busy week.
They had moved from the Mission Home to their apartment. Had gone to the Thrift Store (which by the way is Sister Homer's store of choice to shop). On Saturday had had a baptism and had gone to the laundromat afterwards to dry a comforter that Sister Homer had purchased from said thrift store. As they were making themselves comfortable a lady asked them who they were representing by their name tags that they were wearing.

And so it begins. Their first contact--without really contacting! You know they say it's a great place to meet people--the laundromat and the grocery store!
The woman introduced herself as herself as "Florist" not Flora, or Rose, not Daisy! Her father loved flowers so much he wanted to capture the entire gambit of flora, So the poor woman was stuck with Florist! Only in America could we get away with a name like that!

They struck up a conversation, they told her who they were and she actually said that she had one of "Your Books" at home. And that she was interested in finding out more. So they told her the elders would contact with her and so the proselyting begins!

They will be serving in the Peoria Ward--15 miles from where they actually live, and will be helping with the re-activation of less active members and helping them adjust back into the LDS circles.

Way to go Sisters!

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Keith and I were married on October 12,1996 in the Manti, Utah LDS Temple. We have no children but raised one child, Kassie, who is actually my niece. We have 3 adorable grandchildren, Austin 5, Ashlynne 4, and Andrew 1. It has become apparent that our home has an OPEN-DOOR policy, since a lot of people have come and gone through our doors. I retired from the medical profession in Aug of 2007 after nearly 30 years and spend my time taking care of these three very lively, often funny,and very active children. My mother lives with us, however she is serving in the Illinois Peoria Mission and will return in July of 2011. Keith is an R.N. and works at a local rehab center in the Mental Health department. One day we hope to finish our home and travel more;