1st Trip to the Provo Temple...

Well, Sister Booth might have missed the first trip to the Temple (because of the "spill" down the stairs), but she didn't miss the second one! Before leaving, Sister Booth and her companions headed out to the front of the MTC. First, she and Sister Nay posed outside by the MTC sign:



Then Sister Booth posed by herself:

Again...



Here she is with Sister Worley:


They're still "kickin'" it by the MTC sign...

Sister Booth with her two companions Sister Nay and Sister Worley:

After all of the pictures by the MTC entrance, they were able to make it to the
temple. It was a little bit overcast, but a beautiful day, nonetheless:



Here is Sister Booth with her companions in front of the Temple:

Here she is with most of her District: Elder Greenwell, Elder Uele,
Sister Nay, Sister Worley, and Elder Ruttenbur:


Here they are from a distance...

What a great time at the Temple!

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Ty Lyman said…
at the top of those stairs is where our family had our picture done the day before we had traveled here to Alaska. I think it's so awesome that you were for you first few weeks of your mission while that is where I've had many things happen there in my life. My parents were married and I was sealed to my parents in the same temple, as years went by I had my endowments out at this temple, then again, had my children sealed to me and my husband here as well. I loved serving in this temple, because my husband Jake and I were offered to be the witness couple nearly every time we went. What a neat temple. I'm glad you had the chance to do an endowment there.
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