I took this picture because when I saw this man's feet it reminded me of the story of Jesus washing his disciple's feet. I'm sure he would have washed all of our feet. This trip has truly made the Atonement much more meaningful to me. I can't believe that Jesus took upon him all the calamities and sins and physical infirmities of the world. I just cannot comprehend it, but I am grateful for it.
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Hola:
Ayer no pude comentar pues me requeria que me registrara con Google. No quiero registrarme con Google para tener otra password que voy a olvidar en unos dias.
A ver como me va ahora.
Papi
Andrea,
Yeah, its cool to see how the Lord has blessed our lives and how lucky we are to have all that we do. And for all the wonderful gifts we have been able to receive. I love that we do have the Atonement in our lives and that He has given us much. What is even better is that we can give to those that are in need to be given. By doing so, we are blessed and it also helps us understand those things that we couldn't and would not have comprehend in no other way. Thank you so much for your postings and for your insight of what you get to see everyday in Africa!
Love-
Veronica
Yode, dad's little stresser on the computer is funny. But anyway, thanks for taking the time to post this. Now I'll never be ashamed of my feet too. jk.
seriously I loved your comments with this. You are right on.
You're the coolest.
Did you pay this man to take a picture of this toes or how did that one happen?
It looks like your having an awesome time. I think it's great that your taking this opportunity in life right now.
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