Later in the afternoon we went to the Mi La-Cai Noodle House for supper with Anna and family. Rob was to have joined us, but sadly he was detained at work and had to eat his noodles later from a Styrofoam box at home.
The east façade
I wish the Provo Temple had murals
The photo doesn't do the room justice -- it wasa favorite
The cypresses didn't end up in thefinal design of the Celestial Room
Moroni was actually struck by lighteningthe week the open house began -- his
inner arm is still dark
Anna's photo of the valley view -- with a wide-angleand telephoto lens, you would see the Jordan
River and Draper Temples
Tucker, Max, Anders, Madeline, Lizzie,Lucy, and Clara at the fountain
Katy, Anna, Kris, David, Emily, Nancy, and Allenafter the tour
With the Hastings at La-CaiIt was an enjoyable afternoon and evening. Thank to all who participated. That's all for now.
OXO
D.
3 comments:
that was a lot of fun deah! I personally like the draper temple better because of its more modern and stylized interiors. I liked this temple quite well anyway and think that those boogers are dang cute!
kt
It was fun, and I wish the cypresses had ended up in the celestial room. As lovely as white is color is best. imho. I do think it needed a little something. The rest I found to be lovely.
Wow - murals. How awesome. I'm supposing it isn't a room-to-room set up like Salt Lake and Manti, but the murals are great nonetheless.
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