It was fun. Good thing the children didn't sit on my lap and ask me for presents. I didn't know how to ask if they have been good all year. The only thing I didn't like was that fake beard kept getting into my mouth. Yuck, that cotton.
Sunday, December 22, 2019
Christmas Concert
Dec 7, 2019 - Kagoshima Branch Christmas activity this year was a Christmas Concert. There were many wonderful performances. Sister Lee and I participated in a group consisting of missionaries and any English class students who decided to join in singing "Rudolph, the red nosed reindeer". After the performances, we had refreshments. I ate a little and then I disappeared and reappeared as what you can see in the photo below. In a branch correlation meeting a few weeks earlier, even though I can't understand Japanese, I can recognize Elder Lee in Japanese, which is "Lee Choro". I heard "Lee Choro" and "Santa" spoken in the same sentence, so I knew I was in trouble. How can I refuse? It is amazing that quite a few people wanted to have their photo taken with Santa.
It was fun. Good thing the children didn't sit on my lap and ask me for presents. I didn't know how to ask if they have been good all year. The only thing I didn't like was that fake beard kept getting into my mouth. Yuck, that cotton.
It was fun. Good thing the children didn't sit on my lap and ask me for presents. I didn't know how to ask if they have been good all year. The only thing I didn't like was that fake beard kept getting into my mouth. Yuck, that cotton.
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