It's amazing how close we got to some members of the branch. Before leaving Murun we tried to visit as many of our wonderful friends as possible. Not sure we got them all--but here are a few of them.
This is Yenjma's family.Her husband died a few years back. She brought out her gold cups for company and that's what she used for us when we visited. Her daughter lives with her and her three grandchildren--Khulan, Khaliun and Erhambayar.
Khulan and Khaliun. You would never know they are twins!
This is Garumsuren's family. Her husband died a few years back too. She watches her grandchildren alot since her daughter is a nurse and works at the hospital. This daughter was baptized just before we left Murun. Her husband and older daughter were taking the lessons and were planning to be baptized soon.
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| The kids loved the Ipad |
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| Garumsuren fiixing dinner for us! |
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She had a handicapped 23-year-old daughter who she
cared for very tenderly. There was a great spirit
in Gamsuren's home! |
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| One cute granddaughter! |
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| The other cute granddaughter! |
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| The family loved laying SKIPBO! |
This is Bataa and part of his family. The Elders had tried to find them but the phone number was bad and they couldn't find the address. So we thought they had moved. One day in November we were getting a taxi and got into his. He had just returned from working in UB for the winter and had started driving taxi. He took us to his house that very afternoon and fed us horse meat--heart, liver, kidney and intestines. We did fine with everything but the intestines. Puje ate those and she got sick--not saying it was the food--but it was the only thing she ate that we didn't!
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