Gary, Shinji and Sakura. We were thrilled when we knew the Inagi family was coming to Sendai and would be staying with us for a couple of days. They were so much help to us as we were preparing to come to Japan 3 years ago. It was wonderful to see them again now they have moved back to Japan from Tucson. We ate the first night at Kappa Sushi.
Rika, Aili & Pam
The first morning it snowed enough to make a snowman at the park.
Sakura was thrilled since they don't get snow in Nagoya
On Saturday evening we ate dinner at the home of the Stake Patriarch and his wife. They had all of their family visiting them so it was quite a houe full of people and children. A knock at the door were Sister Orgill and Bellows who came to sing to them because they were in the neighborhood. It was very cold and they came in and ate with us and sang before they left to go dendo again. Every adult in the room was a returned missionary and was very impressed with them for not wasting time even though it was very cold outside.
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