Just had to share

Our youngest grandsons

Away for a few days

This picture doesn't have anything to do with the information below but a grandma just has to share special photos sometimes.

These five new Robison family grandsons (including the two newest little identical twins) got together this weekend for a picture. They are the elders of 2027 so I guess we we will start baby MTC as soon as we get home!

We will be away from internet until Saturday - so no blog posts for a week

Here is the schedule after that:

Sun 18-Jan Fly Trinidad to Suriname
Mon 19-Jan Suriname (and French Guiana) Zone Conference
Tues 20-Jan Fly Suriname to Guyana, drive to Canje
Wed 21-Jan Canje (Canje and Berbice) Zone Conference, drive to Georgetown
Thurs 22-Jan Georgetown (Georgetown and Diamond) Zone Conference
Fri 23-Jan Fly Georgetown to Trinidad
Sat 24-Jan Fly Trinidad to St Martin, connect to Guadeloupe
Sun 25-Jan Church in Guadeloupe Sunday evening leadership training
Mon 26-Jan French (Guadeloupe and St Martin) Zone Conference
Tues 27-Jan Fly Guadeloupe to St Lucia, leadership training in Castries
Wed 28-Jan Island (St Lucia, Grenada, and St Vincent) Zone Conference, leadership training in Vieux Fort
Thurs 29-Jan Fly St Lucia to Trinidad
Fri 30-Jan Trinidad Zone Conference

Note that elders serving in Suriname, Guadeloupe, and St Martin all have Monday zone conferences so their email day will be changed that week.

Mission Blessings

I try to keep this blog about the missionaries and not about my husband and I. But today I just have to share one of our mission blessings.

We left home in July 2006 with these ten sweet grandchildren - eight granddaughters and two grandsons


Here is what has happened in 2008 - and we only have four married children!

Baby boy Mason - born in March (on President Robison's birthday!)


Baby boy Jeremiah - born in May


Baby boy Jack - born in August


and yesterday IDENTICAL TWIN BABY BOYS Henry and James joined our family





I know - enough pictures! But I love this one with the orange hats


This army (basketball team?) of future missionaries is one of our precious mission blessings

We now have eight granddaughters and seven grandsons

The two hardest things are:

Not being home to help out

Getting a picture of all fifteen grandchildren (or at least of the five boys)!