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RE: pres Oveson reunion 31 Aug 2004
Hi !
I would be interested too (i miss my friends a lot !). The thing is that i live in France so if one is organised i'd have to know well ahead of time so i can start saving up money ! and when i say ahead of time i mean something like over 6 months in advance !! lol
Michele Caussé Send Email
 
Pres. Oveson Mission Reunion 30 Aug 2004
Hi amies!
I was wondering if anyone was interested in a mission reunion for the Oveson crowd. I am. I live in Utah and have never gone to one. Please email me if you would be interesed.
Sincerely,
Jen (Soeur Singley)
Jennifer Johnston Send Email
 
Creme Fraiche Pizza 17 Aug 2004
So there's this new store in Jordan Landing (West Jordan, Utah) called Wild Oats that has creme fraiche and emmntal, so I thought, "Hey -- I'm going to make pizza!" Ummm....not so much. Apparently I've lost my touch in the six years I've been home. Could anyone either e-mail me or post a "refresher" recipe (including crust)? I'd appreciate it beaucoup!
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Bergerac 30 Jul 2004
It's been a while since I was in the fabulous city of Bergerac. Does anyone know how things are there lately? Expecially what has become of the Passerieux, Lacombe, Mendez and Boukeroui families? It was my first and most memorable area but I've been terrible at keeping in touch.
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Bergerac 30 Jul 2004
It's been a while since I was in the fabulous city of Bergerac. Does anyone know how things are there lately? Expecially what has become of the Passerieux, Lacombe, Mendez and Boukeroui families? It was my first and most memorable area but I've been terrible at keeping in touch.
Cynthiana Deppong Send Email
 
Finding people in France 29 Jul 2004
I've had good luck with this web site:
http://www.pagesblanches.fr/

Good luck!
Whitney Hammond Send Email
 
Finding people in France... 29 Jul 2004
What is the best way to find people?

I am looking for Sr. Jacas whom I served with in Bordeaux in 1993. She is from the Marseille area.

I am also looking for Damien Chateigne whom I taught and baptized in Blois in 1994, last I heard he was living in Toulouse.

I am planning a trip to France in the fall and I would love to see these 2 people. Any ideas on how to find them, or do any of you know where they are?

Thanks,
Sheridan
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Auch 26 Jul 2004
Back to the Auch comments , yeah i loved that place , spent quite a while there lol must have been 5 months i think !!! Started there after 6 amazing months in Poitiers. As my man Spencer said we had 4 in the appartment to begin with , Seal and Carlton were there too, we had a blast and worked hard too!! Then me and Seal lost our comps and ended up together by ourselves in a big 4 man flat !! After that i thought must be time for me to go but no !! i became a trainer to Elder Stovall , man his simpsons impressions were hilarious :) You can tell even after 4 years how much i miss France and some of the best friendships you can ever make. Hopefully be able to see some of those people again soon.
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poitiers 22 Jul 2004
thanks for the info about Nadine. my comp and I had managed to get her back to church in 1995 and i know she's been active for a while (i think she even served in young women).did you ever get to taste her famous chocolate cakes ? every single week we'd have a different one !! lol
i even taught her niece and nephew, Angelique and Damien, English.
have they been baptised ? and how about thier parents?
Michele Caussé Send Email
 
Poitiers 21 Jul 2004
I won't guarantee La Grade Rue apartment is still there... I left it Dec 2000... so the parisites may have killed it (yeah I went to Toulouse). But I liked it (and the abandoned other half of the building...) Nadine had been inactive (except for the "soiree familiale pour lest pas tellement jeunes) for what I understood had been quite some time and came back while I was there. She was very outgoing and loved throwing crepe fetes (very tasty). It seemed she just hadn't felt very welcome anymore. The soeurs also said something about health problems that were going much better.
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