Greek Christmas Greetings

My lack of skill with this program caused me to erase this picture from it's original loction. Please forgive and put it where it belongs in your mind. - Thanks.

These pictures were all taken today on The American College of Greece campus before I went to the pool to brush algae. I was destined (doomed) for work; but do miss my family and wish they could all be here. Maybe then I might be inspired for fun. Aw, work is fun if you approach it correctly. However, I count my blessings that they are all safe and my children are with loved ones for the holidays. I am so thankful for living in these times with phones and internet which can help bridge great distances. Even more importantly, having the Holy Ghost to help me know that all is right and knowing that each member of my family has that same great gift. My Christmas is full even though I am sperated by time and space from family they are right here with me. The greatest gift you can give me is to be kind one to another and follow the Spirit.

For those of you reading this blog that are not in our immediate family, my wishes for a very plesant Christmas is extended to you as well. And at this time an invitation to seek with real intent for the true meaning of Christmas and what it can ultimatly offer you.

My spelling reminds me of Fred Weskey of the Grants Pass ward. I only hope to convey half the Spirit he was able to at our ward council meetings. If you don't know Fred ask Laurie. And no, Matt it's not another name for me.

For the beauty of the earth.

A heaveny look.

Flag picture.

Great to be an American and a Greek at heart

Vaiety in Greece Abounds.

Missing is the Boyett-Anderson-Pesch connection. It has been revealed that the circuit may soon be completed.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL AND...THE STORY SHALL GO FORTH.