Lights on Temple Hill

This is Sister Dodge an amazing pianist and an absolutely incredible soprano. She performs mornings at various places. 

Ward Christmas party  

Temple lights. The pictures don't do them justice but honestly, they attracted quite a crowd most every night.





















Some wreaths I made for friends here



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