TRUTH WILL PREVAIL

British Pageant Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzMKpGSPNwU

The link above should take you to a You Tube video of the Dress Rehearsal of the British Pagaent

The British Pageant opened on the Preston Temple grounds last Thursday and plays through next Saturday evening.  The weather has been extremely wet so the organizers did so well to arrange for a massive tent to hold 300 cast members and 1600 audience each night.  We read the first night's report from the Pagaent President, Stephen Kerr and it sounds like it is off to a resoundingly successful reception with a full house of appreciative audiences.  Next week the Pagaent will host 3 apostles and 3 Seventies from headquarters.  As best we can tell it is also getting good coverage from the press.  It certainly will be a life-time memory for those who participate or attend and hopefully will reenergize the British Saints to share their gospel heritage. We have so many young missionaries in the field now, they need people to teach and they are going to come from the efforts of the members.

This is 100% Martzipan, made to look like fruit - but so much better!

You can even get your Martzipan fix pretending you are eating vegetables.

We enjoyed this recently seen ad poster for head phones.  Try to find words that really are German.  I wonder if they have made up all the other words they use from different languages.

We took the Kagels to the Mexico Lindo restaurant in Mainz this weekend.  Their menu is in English and points out that the restaurant is run by "real Americans" (the source of all authentic Mexican food).  Their name is Rameriz however the food tastes real to us.  The best part shown above is that they serve ICE water from the tap and you don't have to pay extra for it!!!!

Weisbaden is next door to Mainz and Elder Kagel served there so we stopped by the Russian Othodox church.  Actually we wanted to buy some more frankenscense but apparently it is a seasonal kind of thing. (ok,you spell frankenscense!)

This is real live Edelweiss.  It was velvety soft but looked hearty enough to poke up through the spring snows of Austria.  Not much to look at however, reminded us Utah sage brush in color.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzMKpGSPNwU