It just didn't seem right to not have Puje on this trip since she was so much a part of our experience in Murun. She was originally going to come with us, but President Benson was supposed to come and there would not have been room. By the time we learned that he would not be able to make the trip, we had already purchased the plane ticket for Puje to fly and meet us in Murun. She got there a little earlier and lined up our visits. One of the first places we went back to was the school where we taught. Some of our students had moved on, but many were still there.
These are the regular teachers at the school and two of our students'--Ulzii and Hishgee.
Puje and Bilgee. And all the kids who were in school that day.
Shuree (left) is blind having had her eyes removed as a young girl, and Enkhee (right) has deformities of her hands, but it an incredible artist. They are both amazing young ladies and it was so good to see them again.
We didn't really have favorites, but if we did, these would be the ones. Augie, Purwe, Shuree, Enkhee and Bilgee.
These were the first students we taught and we grew to love them so much. It was such a blessing to see them again. We know their imperfections will be remedied in the resurrection and they will be blessed with complete and perfect bodies. It will be so awesome to meet them then!
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