I just called the Church Humanitarian Center to find out what kind of projects they have going that we could help with, possibly in conjunction with visiting Welfare Square for a tour. Turns out that you have to be at least 12 years old to do a project AT the Humanitarian Center, but they have all sorts of things to do in your homes, etc. If we wanted, we could gather the supplies (they are going to get back to me on what those supplies would be) pre-reunion and then assemble the hygiene kits/newborn kits/school kits (whatever they turn out to be) at Kim's house or Grandma's house on Saturday morning. Then maybe on Monday/Tuesday morning (or afternoon) we could deliver the finished project to Welfare Square and take a tour.
Would you be interested in doing something like that? I think it sounds fun.
About clothing colors for the pictures--I was thinking purple, yellow, and orange...whaddya think? Just kidding. I was actually thinking of a pink, blue, khaki, white combo--Sunday-ish clothes, but that doesn't mean the girls have to wear skirts. And...we aren't doing T-shirts this year.
Does everyone--kiddos included--have their own scriptures (at least their own Book of Mormon)? I'd like to do a couple of "missionary" pictures with the grandkids--I'm going to make little tags with their names and all--and I thought it would be fun to send Grandma and Grandpa some pictures of all their little missionaries, complete with scriptures at hand.
