A couple of weeks ago at Stake Conference, the Washington D.C. Temple president, President Tingey, asked the parents of young children to bring their children to the temple. He encouraged us to teach our children that the temple is important to us and to instill in them a love for and a desire to attend the temple. So David and I planned a trip to take the little kiddies to see the temple for the coming Saturday. We picked up my nephew, Wyatt, on the way. The night before, David and I listened to this great
General Conference talk which also invites us to bring our children to see the temple. After visiting the temple, we also road the Metro Train into D.C. to see the National Museum of Natural History.
This one is my favorite. The girls loved seeing the bride. They wanted to go talk to her. (Although, if we had let them, I'm sure they would have been shy).
That doll is real.
A couple of weeks ago at Stake Conference, the Washington D.C. Temple president, President Tingey, asked the parents of young children to bring their children to the temple. He encouraged us to teach our children that the temple is important to us and to instill in them a love for and a desire to attend the temple. So David and I planned a trip to take the little kiddies to see the temple for the coming Saturday. We picked up my nephew, Wyatt, on the way. The night before, David and I listened to this great General Conference talk which also invites us to bring our children to see the temple. After visiting the temple, we also road the Metro Train into D.C. to see the National Museum of Natural History.
This one is my favorite. The girls loved seeing the bride. They wanted to go talk to her. (Although, if we had let them, I'm sure they would have been shy).
That doll is real.
2 comments:
Too Cute! I like that one too with the kids looking at the temple. Looks like a great trip.
How sweet! I love it. :)
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