Called to Serve in Africa: sometimes pictures say a thousand words, not sure what this one says, Im thinking "mom I love you, send me a cookie"

Monday, January 19, 2015

sometimes pictures say a thousand words, not sure what this one says, Im thinking "mom I love you, send me a cookie"

Only a "interesting" picture today..no blog letter..sometimes that just has to be enough..and sometimes my heart hurts for this boy so far away..Dear Elder Lawson's companion can you give him a hug from his mom..and tuck him in like a burrito.. and... ask him why when its so hot is he wearing a long sleeve shirt and socks with his Birkenstocks...thank you, Love, Joshua's mom.

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The BaKeRsJanuary 22, 2015 at 7:21 PM
Look at that handsome guy! I know you miss him... You can see Cole whenever you would like... to distract you as long as I can hehe! Love to you both!
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Church Pouch System

You can also send letter through church pouch..

Lay the letter blank side down. Fold the bottom of the letter about one-third of the way up the page and crease. Fold the top of the letter to the bottom of the first fold and crease. Secure the long side with two pieces of tape about one inch in from each end, but do not seal the ends. Write your name and complete return address in the top left corner. Affix first class postage in the top right corner. In the middle, write the missionary address as follows:

Elder Joshua Benjamin Lawson

Ghana Kumasi Mission

POB 30150

SLC Utah 84130-0150

they send the pouch every Friday..remember no envelope and it can only be one page, one side..other wise mail it to the top address and you would need to get a Ghana stamp from the post office..Hope this all makes sense..

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Elder Joshua Benjamin Lawson Ghana Kumasi Mission Plot 26 12th Crescent 2 Daban, Kumasi Ghana Please, when mailing items, use the medium USPS FLAT RATE or PADDED/BUBBLE ENVELOPES. They mail for $23.95 from the USA and usually get through with NO DUTY. It would be a good idea to reinforce the envelopes with lots of clear tape as they usually arrive torn. Other countries, other than the U.S. should find something similar to the U.S. flat rate envelope such as the medium padded or bubble envelopes to mail goods in – DO NOT SEND BOXES!

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Monday, January 19, 2015

sometimes pictures say a thousand words, not sure what this one says, Im thinking "mom I love you, send me a cookie"

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